ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022April 29, 2022 AEST
TEXT poetry and prose April 2022
TEXT poetry and prose April 2022
Srinjay Chakravarti, Mitchell Welch, Les Wicks, Ryan O’Neill, Rosanna E. Licari,, Julia Prendergast, Susan Presto, Soren Tae Smith, Nadia Mead,
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022
Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2022
- EditorialTEXT Editors
- Feminist literary revisionism and the #MeToo movementCharlotte Guest
- Considerations on the immediacy of poetic thoughtPaul Magee
- Dark practices of writing: Disuniting intuition from the unknown as “free-range possibility”Oscar DavisPatrick West
- “You have a bad attitude”: Preparing tutors for gender bias in the writing classroom and writing centre through autoethnography and storytellingSusan E. Thomas
- My COVID teacher – pedagogy and technology: Frontiers of online teaching in the creative writing classroomJohn VignaRose MichaelPenni Russon
- The dangerous ambiguity of being on foot: Reflections on the act of walking and negotiating the tension between pedestrian and car in the process of writing a novelMichael Sala
- Digital together: Creative writing, collaborative residencies and cultural exchange in a COVID-constrained worldSreedhevi IyerAlvin PangDavid Carlin
- Creating new climate stories: Posthuman collaborative hope and optimismRachel HennessyAlex CothrenAmy Matthews
- Tanka intrigue: The short poem of deep mysteriesOwen Bullock
- TEXT poetry and prose April 2022Srinjay Chakravarti, Mitchell Welch, Les Wicks, Ryan O’Neill, Rosanna E. Licari,Julia Prendergast, Susan Presto, Soren Tae Smith, Nadia Mead
- TEXT reviews April 2022Reviews by Symes & James, Krauth, Duddy, Vernay, Hecq, Gardner, and Sandford
Les Wicks, Ryan O’Neill, Rosanna E. Licari, Srinjay Chakravarti, Mitchell Welch, and Julia Prendergast Soren Tae Smith, Nadia Mead Susan Presto,. 2022. “TEXT Poetry and Prose April 2022.” TEXT 26 (1): 1–57.