ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 19, Issue Special 28, 2015April 30, 2015 AEST
History, the Holocaust and children’s historical fiction
History, the Holocaust and children’s historical fiction
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue Special 28, 2015
Vol. 19, Issue Special 28, 2015
- Introduction: Fictional histories and historical fictionsCamilla Nelson and Christine de Matos
- A diplomat for the history warsStephen Muecke
- The intriguing dance of history and fictionTom Griffiths
- Archival poetics: Writing history from the fragmentsCamilla Nelson
- Making _The war that changed us_: Notes from the frontline of history, television and military remembranceClare Wright
- History, the Holocaust and children’s historical fictionHsu-Ming Teo
- Writing _Worthless men_: History and the literaryAndrew Cowan
- History as a form of literature: EP Thompson’s _The making of the English working class_Ann Curthoys
- From dialectics to dialogue: Bakhtin, White and the ‘moorings’ of fiction and historyChristopher Kremmer
- Somewhere between fiction and non-fiction: New approaches to writing crime historiesAnna Haebich
- ‘The facts formed a line of buoys in the sea of my own imagination’: History, fiction and speculative biographyDonna Lee Brien
- Fictorians: Historians who ‘lie’ about the past, and like itChristine de Matos
Teo, Hsu-Ming. 2015. “History, the Holocaust and Children’s Historical Fiction.” TEXT 19 (Special 28): 1–21. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.27287.