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Editorial
Editorial - Waving: Two Stories About Teaching Writing
Nigel Krauth, Tess Brady
Teaching creative writing at home and abroad
Scholarly articles
To the vector the spoils
McKenzie Wark
When I arrived on the Gold Coast for the Writing 2000 conference, I relaxed on the bed, up in my hotel room, and flicked on the telly... .
Scholarly articles
The Creative Writing Doctorate in Australia: An Initial Survey
Nigel Krauth
Currently creative writing doctorates are hard to get anywhere in the world. But in Australia, creative writing programs view the doctorate as the ultimate academic writing award.
Scholarly articles
Why Don’t Our Students Read?
Donna Lee BrienPhilip Neilsen
This paper addresses student attitudes to reading, writing and other literary/cultural activities, and includes results of a survey carried out this year.
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The Best of Both Worlds: Successfully Combining TAFE and Higher Education Writing Programs
Irene Warfe
In 1996, a collaboration between the University of Ballarat and the School of Mines and Industries, Ballarat, successfully established a combined writing program from the TAFE and higher education sectors.