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ISSN 1327-9556
Special Issues: scholarly article
Vol. 28, Issue Special 71, 2024June 01, 2024 AEST

Written with the Forest

Ilka Tampke,
Walkingforestplacewritingpoetics
https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.94718
Photo by Zac Porter on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 28, Issue Special 71, 2024

Vol. 28, Issue Special 71, 2024
  • Introduction: The Writer's Place
    Ginna BrockMalcolm Holz
  • Working towards utopia: hope and disappointment in a room of one’s own
    Nike SulwayMaria ArenaTara East
  • Pondering displacement: Does it strike a familiar chord?
    Angeliki Ypsilanti
  • The Strange Relation of Poetry to Place
    Paul Magee
  • The writer’s huts
    Malcolm Holz
  • Windows in the writing centre: students' physical orientation toward or away from natural light is determined by genre
    Anna Cairney
  • Written with the Forest
    Ilka Tampke
  • Broken Bodies, Fractured Places
    Carly-Jay Metcalfe
  • The Writer’s Desk: place, subject, object
    George Haddad
  • The Shelters of Imagination: Logos, Franklin Street, St Peters, Marion and The Dreamhouse
    Georgia Rose Phillips
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Tampke, Ilka. 2024. “Written with the Forest.” TEXT 28 (Special 71): 1–15. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.94718.
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