ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 19, Issue Special 28, 2015April 30, 2015 AEST
‘The facts formed a line of buoys in the sea of my own imagination’: History, fiction and speculative biography
‘The facts formed a line of buoys in the sea of my own imagination’: History, fiction and speculative biography
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
Brien, Donna Lee. 2015. “‘The Facts Formed a Line of Buoys in the Sea of My Own Imagination’: History, Fiction and Speculative Biography.” TEXT 19 (Special 28): 1–21. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.27292.