ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1998October 30, 1998 AEST
“Poetry in Peril? Is poetry on the page doomed or is it adapting to audiences of the next millennium?”
“Poetry in Peril? Is poetry on the page doomed or is it adapting to audiences of the next millennium?”
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1998
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1998
- EditorialTEXT Editors
- A Better Class of Writing? Some Reflections on the MFA Program in North AmericaSusan Hayes
- Into the Millennium: The Never Ending Novel (Reflections on Closure)Hugh Martin
- Andy Warhol Ate My BabyAntonina Lewis
- True Lies? 1997 Survey of Creative Writing StudentsSteve EvansKate Deller-Evans
- Writing in the Dark: Exorcising the ExegesisGaylene Perry
- Heuristics of the Teaching of Poetry WritingChristopher Kelen
- "Poetry in Peril? Is poetry on the page doomed or is it adapting to audiences of the next millennium?"Beverliey Braune
- TEXT poetry October 1998Poetry by M.T.C. Cronin
- TEXT reviews October 1998Reviews by Inez Baranay, Zan RossElizabeth Mansutti, Stephen Stockwell, Kathryn MillardThomas Shapcott, Barry Westburg, Terri-ann White
Braune, Beverliey. 1998. “‘Poetry in Peril? Is Poetry on the Page Doomed or Is It Adapting to Audiences of the next Millennium?’” TEXT 2 (2): 1–5. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.36211.