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ISSN 1327-9556
Creative works
Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2025October 31, 2025 AEST

TEXT Prose and Poetry October 2025

Martin Villanueva, Edward Caruso, Gayelene Carbis, Jan Cyprian Dayop, Willo Drummond, Caitlin Kotula, John Leonard, Cassandra Atherton, Dominique Hecq, Eugen Bacon, Gay Lynch, Jen Webb, Jessie Seymour, Julia Prendergast, Katrina Finlayson, Owen Bullock, Paul Hetherington, Shady Cosgrove, Luca Demetriadi, Ruth Jackson, Heidi Harrison, Ian C Smith, Heather Taylor-Johnson, Md Mujib Ullah, Lucinda Strahan, Angela Glindemann,
prosepoetrycreative writing
https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.146453
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Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2025

Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2025
  • Editorial
    Julienne van LoonRoss Watkins
  • Kishōtenketsu and its potential applications to prose writing
    Gabriel Oh
  • Taking Time: How time transformed the writing, reading and value of four Australian novels
    Briohny DoyleRonnie ScottAndrew PipposSreedhevi Iyer
  • “I have a second heartbeat now”: Using poetic inquiry to experience pregnancy as an embodied experiment/adventure
    Lilian Roberts
  • Smooth as marble, furious as a tiger: Applying theories of disruption and deception in short story writing
    Paul Williams
  • Strange associates: Weird affect, weird fiction and the weird short story
    Emily MorrisonKate Cantrell
  • Rebirth or resistance? Reconsidering poetic development in Forugh Farrokhzad’s oeuvre
    Hossein AsgariElise Westin
  • “We don’t want to hear anything else from you”: Culturally “diverse” authors and the Australian literary industry
    Natalie Kon-yuEmily Booth
  • Ideasthetic Imagining – Mapping the Brain’s Microstates using Magnetoencephalography (MEG)
    Julia PrendergastBenjamin SladeParis Lyons
  • TEXT Prose and Poetry October 2025
    Martin VillanuevaEdward CarusoGayelene CarbisJan Cyprian DayopWillo DrummondCaitlin KotulaJohn LeonardCassandra AthertonDominique HecqEugen BaconGay LynchJen WebbJessie SeymourJulia PrendergastKatrina FinlaysonOwen BullockPaul HetheringtonShady CosgroveLuca DemetriadiRuth JacksonHeidi HarrisonIan C SmithHeather Taylor-JohnsonMd Mujib UllahLucinda StrahanAngela Glindemann
  • TEXT Reviews October 2025
    Jen WebbSusan FealyDavid GilbeyRachel HennessyMitchell WelchChantelle BayesMellie GreenAndrew LeggettRebecca LawPaul MitchellMichelle BorziTarla KramerClaire Grace WatsonJason GoroncyJenny HedleyCorey Wakeling
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Villanueva, Martin, Edward Caruso, Gayelene Carbis, Jan Cyprian Dayop, Willo Drummond, Caitlin Kotula, John Leonard, et al. 2025. “TEXT Prose and Poetry October 2025.” TEXT 29 (2): 1–108. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.146453.
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