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Articles in Vol. 21, Issue Special 45, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue Special 45, 2017
- Introduction: Writing death and dyingDonna Lee Brien
- Dignifying the poisoned chalice: the ethical challenges of using archival material in a narrative about death and arsenicRachel Spencer
- Speaking through the things of their lives: writing a memoir with my parents’ melancholy objectsSue Bond
- Writing the Death of Joseph Luker: true crime reportage in colonial SydneyRachel Franks
- Facing death on the Australian beach: examining fear and transcendenceElizabeth Ellison
- Death, nursing and writing ambiguous charactersMargaret McAllisterDonna Lee Brien
- Death and the Australian rural romance novelLauren O’Mahony
- Response and response-ability to the death of others who are vulnerableKathryn Trees
- Food for finality: feeding the bereaved and ‘feasting’ the deadGail Pittaway
- The white lady of mourning: glamour, power and a woman’s understandingMatt Eliot
- Illuminations: a proposed taxonomy for death-inspired works in Western art musicMartin Lodge
- The role of narrative in easing pain: blurred roles of health professional and carerBambi Ward
- A wakeJulia Prendergast
- Blue berriesLynda Hawryluk
- InterislanderGail Pittaway
- Ebb and flowLeanne Dodd
McAllister, Margaret, and Donna Lee Brien. 2017. “Death, Nursing and Writing Ambiguous Characters.” TEXT 21 (Special 45): 1–11. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25845.