ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 17, Issue Special 18, 2013October 31, 2013 AEST
Navigating the access swell, the independence shoals and the siren song of narrative: a comparison of the work of Bob Woodward, Mark Danner and WikiLeaks
Navigating the access swell, the independence shoals and the siren song of narrative: a comparison of the work of Bob Woodward, Mark Danner and WikiLeaks
Articles in Vol. 17, Issue Special 18, 2013
Vol. 17, Issue Special 18, 2013
- IntroductionDavid Carlin and Francesca Rendle-Short
- Nonfiction now: a (non)introductionDavid CarlinFrancesca Rendle-Short
- Postcard to David Foster WallaceSian Prior
- I had a ‘Tiger Mom’ and my love for her isXu Xi
- A screenwriter’s _Reality hunger_Kathryn Millard
- Essaying the pictureDavid Carlin
- Hardheads and woolly thinkingNoëlle Janaczewska
- The magistrate and Mr Moore: story-telling, narrative forensics and a judge’s experience of sentencingKate Rossmanith
- The kibitzing archivePeter Doyle
- Tara Goedjen and Caroline GrahamTara GoedjenCaroline Graham
- On nonfiction and consequenceBarrie Jean Borich
- Photography, memory, metonymy or, W.G. Sebald’s _Vertigo_Kirsten Seale
- At the edge of documentary: participatory online nonfictionJenny Weight
- Starving, bingeing and writing: reading and writing memoirs of eating disorderDonna Lee Brien
- Navigating the access swell, the independence shoals and the siren song of narrative: a comparison of the work of Bob Woodward, Mark Danner and WikiLeaksMatthew Ricketson
Ricketson, Matthew. 2013. “Navigating the Access Swell, the Independence Shoals and the Siren Song of Narrative: A Comparison of the Work of Bob Woodward, Mark Danner and WikiLeaks.” TEXT 17 (Special 18): 1–13. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.28973.