ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 25, Issue Special 65, 2021October 30, 2021 AEST
‘Treading waves’ on the Qiantang River: an exploration of wave riding in Chinese history and literature
‘Treading waves’ on the Qiantang River: an exploration of wave riding in Chinese history and literature
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue Special 65, 2021
Vol. 25, Issue Special 65, 2021
- Introduction: Creative writing and surfingNigel KrauthSally BreenTim BakerJake Sandtner
- ‘Dancing about architecture’: the fraught practice and chequered history of writing about the physical act of wave ridingTim Baker
- The sea in our bodies: writing in/with/from the intertidal zoneMelissa Fagan
- Footprints in the sands of timeHanabeth Luke
- Origins of the paddle-out ceremonyPatrick Moser
- ‘Treading waves’ on the Qiantang River: an exploration of wave riding in Chinese history and literatureNik Zanella
- Sea citySally BreenAaron Chapman
- ‘Competitors in the surf-riding contest’: battle as theme in the first three surf novelsJake SandtnerNigel Krauth
- Surfing with shivers: the Gothic Far North Coast in poetryLynda Hawryluk
- Surfing with sharks: a survey of Australian non-fiction writing about surfing and sharksDonna Lee Brien
- Early surf fiction and the white worldviewNigel KrauthJake Sandtner
Zanella, Nik. 2021. “‘Treading Waves’ on the Qiantang River: An Exploration of Wave Riding in Chinese History and Literature.” TEXT 25 (Special 65): 1–15. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.28071.