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Navigating the modern world—particularly for marginalised and “fringe-oriented” communities—appears increasingly complex. These concerns, and their significance, are central to Special Issue 74, ‘Writing from the Fringes’.
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Special Issues 72 & 73 at TEXT, guest-edited by Daniel Juckes & Stefanie Markidis, are designed to survey attitudes toward, and enactments of, creativecritical writing now.
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Jessica White has been named the inaugural winner of the Nigel Krauth Prize for an outstanding contribution to TEXT journal.
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Our Australian Summer Reading Period runs from 1 November 2024 through to 31 January 2025.
This issue includes new writing on: recovering conversations from the archive; ecological consciousness in recent Australian novels; and funding the post-digital literary journal, plus much more.
August 26, 2024 AEST We invite scholarship on popular romance fiction in all its incarnations. Both scholarly articles and creative work will be considered.May 30, 2024 AEST Submissions to the next general edition of TEXT journal are open until 31 July.March 08, 2024 AEST TEXT editors are calling for paper abstracts and creative EOIs for a December special issue of the journal. The theme of the issue is “Writing from the Fringes”%22%20%2F%3E%3C%2Fsvg%3E)
February 01, 2024 AEST Our 2023-2024 Australian summer reading period for general editions is now closed. The next reading period will open 1 May and run through 31 July 2024.