ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2021October 31, 2021 AEST
Fictocritical improv for a new author paradigm, or How to render the messiness of string figure research
Fictocritical improv for a new author paradigm, or How to render the messiness of string figure research
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2021
Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2021
- EditorialTEXT Editors
- Fictocritical improv for a new author paradigm, or How to render the messiness of string figure researchHenry Adam SvecZach Pearl
- The writer as interlocutor: The benefits and drawbacks of bricolage in creative writing researchJeri Kroll
- Literary bridges: Creative writing, trauma and testimonyJen WebbMeera AtkinsonJordan Williams
- Writing disorder: the harmful and healing effects of writing in Hornbacher’s Wasted and other anorexia memoirsHuw Grange
- Blood don’t lie: Writing sickness after Flannery O’ConnorAlex Gerrans
- Finding communitas: Encounter, unfolding, and creative writingFrancesca Rendle-Short
- Un-knowing expertise in the time of pandemic: Three teaching perspectivesBonny CassidyLinda DaleyBrigid Magner
- Breaking borders: Launching a regional literary journal in times of arts funding uncertaintyRaelke GrimmerAdelle Sefton-RowstonGlenn Morrison
- TEXT Prose October 2021Stories and memoir by Patrick Holland, Julia Prendergast, Peter Nash, Dean Kerrison, Gay Lynch
- TEXT Poetry October 2021Poems by Edward Caruso, Yuan Changming, Paul Collis & Julia Prendergast, Claire Miranda Roberts
- TEXT Reviews October 2021Moya CostelloPenelope RussonPhilippa MooreEmma DarraghMarion May CampbellDominique HecqMelanie MyersJosephine BrowneSimone LyonsReuben MackeySarah Pearce
Svec, Henry Adam, and Zach Pearl. 2021. “Fictocritical Improv for a New Author Paradigm, or How to Render the Messiness of String Figure Research.” TEXT 25 (2): 1–25. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.29497.