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Vol. 20, Issue Special 35, 2016October 31, 2016 AEST
Exhuming voices: repurposing historical texts for fiction narratives
Exhuming voices: repurposing historical texts for fiction narratives
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue Special 35, 2016
Vol. 20, Issue Special 35, 2016
- Introduction: Writing death and the GothicDonna Lee Brien and Lorna Piatti-Farnell
- This phantom gibbet: writing through/as melancholyRoss Watkins
- Death as a threshold: being with a person as they are dyingKathryn Trees
- Dead men can talk: voicing the dead in crime fictionLeanne Dodd
- Confronting the dark: using practice-led research to write about deathKaren M. Klima
- Deaths that wound: the traumatic potential of ghost storiesSamuel Finegan
- Dead or alive?: the animism of artefact in literatureJay Kylie Ludowyke
- Making stories of our own ends: two Australian memoirs of dyingDonna Lee Brien
- The excess of life and death in Roberto Bolaño’s _2666_ and Horacio Castellanos Moya’s _Senselessness_Mark Piccini
- ‘The wolf bane is blooming again’: Gothic desire in R. H. Morrieson’s _The Scarecrow_Erin Mercer
- Writing murder: elements of Gothic horror in Matthew Milat’s ‘meat axe’ poetryNicole Anae
- Morgue porn: writing a female gaze in forensic televisionToni Risson
- ‘If the sky should fall’: an exploration of how a novella can portray the grief of bereavement from a comparative worldviews perspectiveBelinda Hopper
- Writing death: a personal essayIrene Waters
- Searching for missing graves: the agony and the ecstasyBambi Ward
- Two neat boxesAmy Bennett
- Crypts of makingDominique Hecq
- Clay lips and loveJulia Prendergast
- Exhuming voices: repurposing historical texts for fiction narrativesDenise Beckton
Beckton, Denise. 2016. “Exhuming Voices: Repurposing Historical Texts for Fiction Narratives.” TEXT 20 (Special 35): 1–5. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.27074.