ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 26, Issue Special 69, 2022December 22, 2022 AEST
“I wrote to become part of that discourse community”: Developing writerly identity and agency in an online writing course
“I wrote to become part of that discourse community”: Developing writerly identity and agency in an online writing course
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue Special 69, 2022
Vol. 26, Issue Special 69, 2022
- Introduction: Digital RealismDavid Thomas Henry WrightShastra DeoChris Arnold
- “I wrote to become part of that discourse community”: Developing writerly identity and agency in an online writing courseBeck WiseSimone LyonsSiall Waterbright
- _Rubik_, the Short Story Cycle, and the Digital AgeEmma Darragh
- “A story with many rooms”: Twine as a tool to expand life writing practice about place and spaceMia-Francesca Jones
- “Loading memories…”: Deteriorating pasts and distant futures in Stuart Campbell’s _These Memories Won’t Last_Shannon Sandford
- _Digital Realism_ Creative WorksHazel Smith, Roger Dean and Will Luers, Anna Jacobson, Rory Green, Steph AmirJenny Hedley, Pascalle Burton, Jeremy Hight
Wise, Beck, Simone Lyons, and Siall Waterbright. 2022. “‘I Wrote to Become Part of That Discourse Community’: Developing Writerly Identity and Agency in an Online Writing Course.” TEXT 26 (Special 69): 1–20. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.57759.