ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 27, Issue 2, 2023October 31, 2023 AEST
Author experiences of researching, writing and marketing climate fiction
Author experiences of researching, writing and marketing climate fiction
Articles in Vol. 27, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 27, Issue 2, 2023
- Editorial TEXT October 2023 EditionJulienne van LoonRoss WatkinsShady Cosgrove
- Carbon neutral conferencing: A case study in poeticsPaul Magee
- “Very communitas”: Testing a hypothesis in creative writing, methodologicallyFrancesca Rendle-ShortMichelle Aung ThinDavid CarlinMelody EllisLily Rose Tope
- The screenwriting canon and the industrial hidden curriculum: A case for educational activismRadha O’MearaKay AreStayci TaylorCath Moore
- Writing the exegesis: A space of becomingStefan Jatschka
- Subverting Trauma: Evidencing a need for trauma-informed principles in editing practiceCamilla Cripps
- Author experiences of researching, writing and marketing climate fictionAlex CothrenAmy MatthewsRachel Hennessy
- Science fiction for hire? Notes towards an emerging practice of creative futurismHelen MarshallKathleen JenningsJoanne Anderton
- TEXT poetry and prose October 2023Ross WatkinsTimothy LovedayDavid Thomas Henry WrightAndrew LeggettKathryn HummelKatrina FinlaysonOla KwintowskiJulia PrendergastGayelene CarbisMegan AnningNadia MeadAmy LilwallRupert LoydellEoin MurrayJessica Faulkner
- TEXT Reviews October 2023James VicarsAmelia WalkerStephanie GreenSophie FinlayMichele SeminaraElla JefferyPaul ScullyMoya Costello
Cothren, Alex, Amy Matthews, and Rachel Hennessy. 2023. “Author Experiences of Researching, Writing and Marketing Climate Fiction.” TEXT 27 (2): 1–18. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.90091.