ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2021April 30, 2021 AEST
Gagging the writer: The implicit censorship of non-fiction trade book publishing in Australia
Gagging the writer: The implicit censorship of non-fiction trade book publishing in Australia
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2021
- Editorial: Welcome to the new TEXT websiteNigel KrauthJulienne van LoonRoss Watkins
- Creative writing as nourishment: The political philosophy of Corine Pelluchon applied to our fieldJulienne van Loon
- Feeling good: The casual academic’s guide to purpose, pleasure and the meaning of work in precarious timesCleo Mees
- Gagging the writer: The implicit censorship of non-fiction trade book publishing in AustraliaKatherine Day
- Haiku for recovery: An immersive workshopOwen Bullock
- Other worlds: Multirealist writing as a strategy for representing climate crisisJack Kirne
- Asking writers to choose: Clive James and the tensions of multimodal authorshipKári Gíslason
- Queerness, form and time: A dialogue through case studies from creative writing practiceRonnie ScottSholto BuckJ ButlerJhoanna Lynn CruzGeorge HaddadAnn Lee
- TEXT Poetry April 2021Dominique HecqGershon MallerBN OakmanSarah PearceNicole Rain SellersIan C Smith
- TEXT Prose April 2021Jane DowningStephanie GreenDean KerrisonTamara LazaroffJinendra JainHelena KadmosGeorgia Rose PhilllipsJulia PrendergastCameron Raynes
- TEXT Reviews April 2021Stephanie GreenMoya CostelloMichael KitsonSimon Peter TelfordGemma NisbetJennifer NgoSarah PearceGabrielle EverallDominic SymesCarolyn Booth
Day, Katherine. 2021. “Gagging the Writer: The Implicit Censorship of Non-Fiction Trade Book Publishing in Australia.” TEXT 25 (1): 1–18. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.23465.