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Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2012
- EditorialEnza GandolfoNigel Krauth
- The Hidden Adult and the Hiding Child in Writing for Children?Andrew Melrose
- Authors, copyright and the digital evolutionFranci Cantatore
- A live event, a life event: The workshop that worksAndrew Cowan
- A Freirian reading of online writing workshopsCraig Bolland
- Teaching writing processLucy Neave
- Migrating from nonfiction to fiction – a practice-led approach drawing on a literary journalist’s notional tool-boxGlenda BanksMartin Andrew
- ‘The recounting of a life is a cheat’: Unreliable narration and fragmentary memory in historical fictionNatalie Kon-yu
- Who Speaks? Torture and the Ethics of VoiceMichael Richardson
- Frameworks of grief: Narrative as an act of healing in contemporary memoirBernadette Brennan
- Killing the conceptual: Knowing, research, and poetry for children - A conversation between Michael Rosen and Jen WebbJen WebbMichael Rosen
- ‘First catch your Weka’: A tasting plate of recent New Zealand food writingDonna Lee Brien
- TEXT poetry and prose April 2012Harley CarterGregory A GouldChris Mooney-SinghLes Wicks
- TEXT reviews April 2012Jeremy FisherRowena McDonaldDominique HecqSandra BurrRuth WilliamsJay Daniel ThompsonSue BondHelen GildfindMarion May CampbellMoya CostelloEmily SutherlandVictoria Reeve
Gandolfo, Enza, and Nigel Krauth. 2012. “Editorial.” TEXT 16 (1): 1–3. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31127.