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Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022August 20, 2022 AEST
‘The Fantastics’, or what we can learn from historical fiction
‘The Fantastics’, or what we can learn from historical fiction
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022
Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022
- Introduction: Creative writing and sportKasey SymonsLee McGowanAli Hickling
- Cowgirl poetics: Writing women in rodeoChristina Thatcher
- ‘A good goal can’t be told’: Narration and memory in the soccer stories of Pablo Santiago ChiqueroAdam L. Winkel
- Dubliners: Mapping the sportscape in the creative literature of Dublin writersGráinne Daly
- These are the stories of our physical activities: Decolonial re-existence and poetrySepandarmaz Mashreghi
- How the AFLW fan space has created new fan narratives in alternative storytellingKasey Symons
- writing + boxing = Left / Write // HookDonna LyonClaire GaskinGabrielle Everall
- Evils of banality in barbell-based group fitness classes: A creative writing-based inquiry through autoethnography and discourse analysisAmelia Walker
- Subverting the inverted pyramid: Kevin McCarra and the revolution in British football journalism 1988-2020Paddy HoeyLee McGowanDavid Forrest
- Girl number twenty: Towards an anthology of creative writing on sport by Australian womenMarion Stell
- The sporting press and Indigenous culture in the nineteenth centuryRoy Hay
- ‘The Fantastics’, or what we can learn from historical fictionScott D. Peterson
Peterson, Scott D. 2022. “‘The Fantastics’, or What We Can Learn from Historical Fiction.” TEXT 26 (Special 67): 1–16. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.37829.