ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2015April 29, 2015 AEST
‘Not all gumnuts and outback’: Exploring the attitudes of creative writing students towards Australian literature
‘Not all gumnuts and outback’: Exploring the attitudes of creative writing students towards Australian literature
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2015
- EditorialNigel KrauthEnza GandolfoDonna Lee Brien
- Writer-as-narrator: Engaging the debate around the (un)reliable narrator in memoir and the personal essayRobin FreemanKaren Le Rossignol
- Diaries are ‘better than novels, more accurate than histories, and even at times more dramatic than plays’: Revisiting the diary for creative writersJune AlexanderDonna Lee BrienMargaret McAllister
- Parodic manoeuvres and differentials in Janet Frame’s _The Carpathians_Dominique Hecq
- Remarkable analogue constructions of the author/illustrator: Re-imagining textual spaces of the book as objectRoss Watkins
- Narrate or describe?Aashish Kaul
- Giving solidity to pure wind: Temporising as transformationJulia Prendergast
- ‘Not all gumnuts and outback’: Exploring the attitudes of creative writing students towards Australian literatureBrigid Magner
- Royal ambitions: Creative writing and the Secret Rules of Courtship in the Medical HumanitiesJames BradleySusan Bradley Smith
- TEXT prose April 2015Timia Breederveld, Eileen Herbert-Goodall
- TEXT reviews April 2015Felicity PackardNike SulwayJulienne van LoonDominique HecqJörg-Dieter RiemenschneiderSK KelenVivienne PlumbSusie UttingJessica L WilkinsonLinda WesteJeremy FisherAmy BrownRuby Todd
Magner, Brigid. 2015. “‘Not All Gumnuts and Outback’: Exploring the Attitudes of Creative Writing Students towards Australian Literature.” TEXT 19 (1): 1–13. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25340.