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First known date:
2002...
vol.
6
no.
2
October
2002
of
TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs
est. 1997
TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs
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* Contents derived from the 2002 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Editorial, single work column
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The Prose Poem in Australia - and Elsewhere,
single work
criticism
In this respose to an article by Kevin Brophy, Thomas Shapcott includes an extract from an interview he gave the journal Mattoid (no, 2 1980) about prose poetry. The extract also appears in Shapcott's Biting the Bullet : A Literary Memoir (Simon and Schuster, 1990).
- From Moya Costello, single work correspondence
- 'An Idiot of the Present or a Genius of the Future?' : Some Problems, Some Promise, single work criticism
- A Program Evolves : Relocating Writing, Relocating Literary Studies, single work column
- Learning Through Dialogue : Teaching and Assessing Creative Writing Online, single work criticism
- Recorded-Voice Formative Assessment for Creative Writing Students : A Case Study, single work column
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The Australian/Vogel Literary Award : A Preliminary Investigation into Three Myths,
single work
criticism
Brady examines the history of The Australian /Vogel National Literary Award, including the various controversies that have surrounded it, and details the annual judging process for the Vogel. After explaining the methodology used by a Griffith University team to research the Vogel's winning and shortlisted authors, Brady applies the research findings to dispelling three myths surrounding the prize: 'that it is a one-book wonder prize; that in order to get the benefits of the prize the writer needs to be the winner; that the winners can come from any background and are not necessarily coming from the university sector'.
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Mentoring - Alternatives to the Curriculum,
single work
criticism
Craig Cormick describes his role in mentoring a young writer, Brendan Mackie. The article includes an extract from Mackie's work-in-progress All of This Means Nothing.
- Mentorship, Inez Baranay (interviewer), single work interview
- Creative Writing Mentorship in Australia : A Survey of Activities and Issues, single work criticism
- Searching for Voice, single work essay
- Vowel Soundsi"Being here isn't stressful or difficult", single work poetry
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The Writer's Guide : A Companion to Writing for Pleasure or Publication,
single work
review
— Review of The Writer's Guide : A Companion to Writing for Pleasure or Publication 1999 single work criticism ; -
Logistics or Strategy? Guiding and Resourcing the Writer,
single work
review
— Review of The Writer's Guide : A Companion to Writing for Pleasure or Publication 1999 single work criticism ; -
Untitled (from a work-in-progress),
extract
novel
Note: Extract included in an article by Craig Cormick
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