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The first of two TEXT special issues designed to survey attitudes toward, and enactments of, creativecritical writing now. A major theme within this special issue is the ways in which creativecritical writing exposes the space of its construction.

Guest Editors: Stefanie Markidis and Daniel Juckes.

The first of two TEXT special issues designed to survey attitudes toward, and enactments of, creativecritical writing now. A major theme within this special issue is the ways in which creativecritical writing exposes the space of its construction.

Guest Editors: Stefanie Markidis and Daniel Juckes.

Special issues: editorial
Introduction to Creativecritical spaces: Practice, pedagogy, methodology, the ineffable
Stefanie MarkidisDaniel Juckes
An introduction to the first of two TEXT special issues designed to survey attitudes toward, and enactments of, creativecritical writing now.
Special Issues: scholarly article
Inside the house of fiction: The creative-critical possibility of Gerald Murnane’s A Million Windows
Reuben Mackey
Through a reading of Gerald Murnane’s A Million Windows (2014), I propose a model for how a critic might read from within a literary text.
By applying Bakhtin’s understanding of the carnivalised novel, this paper argues that performative exegeses and creative-exegetical texts undermine the perceived hierarchies and distinctions between exegetical and creative writing.
Special Issues: scholarly article
Braiding the exegetical voice through creative nonfiction research
Karen Le RossignolHayley Elliott-Ryan
This paper explores ways of traversing the perceived gap between creative and critical writing to help develop a creative/critical voice appropriate to the creative writing doctoral exegesis.
Special issues: creative works
The island of Brazil: A baroque travelogue
Stuart Cooke
“The Island of Brazil” offers a critique of nationalist historical and spatial mythologies by drawing on the agility and flexibility of creativecritical methods.