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This edition includes new work by: Michael Sala on the the dangerous ambiguity of using one’s feet; Charlotte Guest on feminist literary revisionism; Paul Magee on the immediacy of poetic thought; Rachel Hennessy, Alex Cothron and Amy Matthews on creating new climate stories; Sreedhevi Iyer, David Carlin and Alvin Pang on the digital writers’ residency; John Vigna, Rose Micheal and Penni Russon on teaching during Covid; Owen Bullock on tanka intrigue; Oscar Davis and Patrick West on writing and intuition; and Susan E. Thomas on preparing female tutors for gender bias in the writing classroom. We also include new poetry and prose on writing and the writing process and a range of new book reviews.

This edition includes new work by: Michael Sala on the the dangerous ambiguity of using one’s feet; Charlotte Guest on feminist literary revisionism; Paul Magee on the immediacy of poetic thought; Rachel Hennessy, Alex Cothron and Amy Matthews on creating new climate stories; Sreedhevi Iyer, David Carlin and Alvin Pang on the digital writers’ residency; John Vigna, Rose Micheal and Penni Russon on teaching during Covid; Owen Bullock on tanka intrigue; Oscar Davis and Patrick West on writing and intuition; and Susan E. Thomas on preparing female tutors for gender bias in the writing classroom. We also include new poetry and prose on writing and the writing process and a range of new book reviews.

Editorial
Editorial
TEXT Editors
The next Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) round is in full swing ... but the 2023 round is different from those in previous years...
Scholarly articles
Feminist literary revisionism and the #MeToo movement
Charlotte Guest
This paper traces the rising popularity of contemporary feminist revisions of classical myth and explores the ways in which such works utilise myth to depict modern concerns.
This article situates the writing of a novel and its relationship to place within a practice-led vantage point that draws on concepts of writing about the city.
Scholarly articles
Digital together: Creative writing, collaborative residencies and cultural exchange in a COVID-constrained world
Sreedhevi IyerAlvin PangDavid Carlin
Since 2014, the Writers Immersion and Cultural Exchange (WrICE) program has sought to invite genuine trans-cultural encounters and dialogue among peer creative writers from different nations across Asia and Australia...
Scholarly articles
Creating new climate stories: Posthuman collaborative hope and optimism
Rachel HennessyAlex CothrenAmy Matthews
This paper considers an evolving project about climate change that will explore using collaborative creative writing strategies to emotionally support and engage writers.