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Vol. 25, Issue Special 63, 2021October 28, 2021 AEST
Smashing ourselves to smithereens: Object collection, death, and creative writing as salvation
Smashing ourselves to smithereens: Object collection, death, and creative writing as salvation
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue Special 63, 2021
Vol. 25, Issue Special 63, 2021
- Introduction: The thing as writing promptMelanie Saward and Deb Wain
- Diaspora memory-objectsAnna Jacobson
- To learn to know a thing: The practice of attention in Rilkean-Levertovian poeticsWillo Drummond
- Circulation of Orhan Pamuk’s _Benim Adım Kırmızı_ [_My Name is Red_] in contemporary Chinese-Indonesian literatureSebnem Nazli KaraliAlberta Natasia Adji
- Behind the goal: Exploring the football (soccer) goal net through object biography and creative non-fictionDavid ForrestLee McGowan
- Recognising the importance of objects in travel writingBen Stubbs
- So many birds/one river: A fictocritical response to the Port-Yarta Puulti River, Kaurna CountryJennifer Eadie
- Seeing things as they are: Writing back to objects in unfamiliar localitiesClaire Rosslyn Wilson
- Shifting things: Objects as contradictory partners in life writingRachel Robertson
- Smashing ourselves to smithereens: Object collection, death, and creative writing as salvationRoss Watkins
Watkins, Ross. 2021. “Smashing Ourselves to Smithereens: Object Collection, Death, and Creative Writing as Salvation.” TEXT 25 (Special 63): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.29726.