ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 14, Issue 1, 2010April 29, 2010 AEST
Public thinking, public feeling: research tools for Creative Writing
Public thinking, public feeling: research tools for Creative Writing
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 1, 2010
Vol. 14, Issue 1, 2010
- EditorialJen Webb, Nigel Krauth
- Living on the Edge: Creative Writers in Higher EducationJeri Kroll
- Public thinking, public feeling: research tools for Creative WritingStephen Muecke
- We slowly arrive safely: poetry at home and awayKevin BrophyPaul Magee
- The liminal and apophatic voice of the writer in/as autobiography: a subjective academic narrativeJosie Arnold
- The story in my foot: writing and the bodyNigel Krauth
- Jesus, Judas, Jimi and John: culture, communication, media and art in delightful chaosAndrew Melrose
- 'Loose thinking': Writing an eisegesisFrancesca Rendle-Short
- 'The rainbow bridge': writing and teaching in a regional contextStephanie Green
- Road trip to the past: finding a setting through photographyChristopher Bowman
- Netherlandish Proverbs and Girl with a Pearl Earring :Using images to spark creativity in a first year introduction to creative writing moduleSusan O'RourkeJosephine Ellis
- Writing to understand ourselves: an organisational history of the Australian Association of Writing Programs 1996-2010Donna Lee Brien
- TEXT poetry and prose April 2010New writing by Michael Wilding, Stuart Barnes, C.M. Maling, Cassandra Atherton
- TEXT reviews April 2010Reviews by Dominique Hecq and Robert Banagan, Emily Sutherland, Tessa Chudy, Alice Robinson, Sandra Burr
Muecke, Stephen. 2010. “Public Thinking, Public Feeling: Research Tools for Creative Writing.” TEXT 14 (1): 1–11. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31432.