Contents TEXT Vol 21 No 2

	TEXT Vol 21 No 2 October 2017
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	Editorial The academic journal editor’s job … and a farewell to great friends Text Special Issue Number 41 Romanticism and Contemporary Australian Writing: Legacies and Resistances Edited by Stephanie Green and Paul Hetherington Text Special Issue Number 42 Writing and Trauma Edited by Bridget Haylock and Suzanne Hermanoczki Text Special Issue Number 43 Into the bush: Australasian fairy tales Edited by Nike Sulway, Rebecca-Anne Do Rozario and Belinda Calderone Text Special Issue Number 44 The Exegesis Now Edited by Craig Batty and Donna Lee Brien Text Special Issue Number 45 Writing Death and Dying Edited by Donna Lee Brien Text Special Issue Number 46 Prose Poetry Edited by Monica Carroll, Shane Strange and Jen Webb Text Special Issue Number 47 Ideas and realities: Creative writing in Asia today Edited by Sally Breen and Sanaz Fotouhi Suman Gupta Disciplinary departures and discipline formation: The institutional rationale Jeri Kroll The author as originator, adaptor or thief: Moral rights, copyright, plagiarism and self-plagiarism Daniel Lynch, Lee McGowan and Donna Hancox Iterative multimodality: An exploration of approaches to transmedia writing Paul Collis and Jen Crawford Six groundings for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander story in the Australian creative writing classroom: Part 1 Craig Bolland Stylistics in the creative writing curriculum: A problem-posing approach Brendan Ritchie Writing into the dark Liam Murray Bell Overland to Malta Kathryn Knight Writing dislocation and disruption: The strange country of mothers of children with disabilities Andrew Miller Eschatologies, and future-looking reminiscence Susan Bradley Smith Too, too many of us? Memoir as rogation in creative mentorship Poetry and Prose Megan Anning, Erato Yuan Changming 5 Poems Amy T Matthews, Thinking About Camels Peter Nash, Murder in the Office of Final Editing Chelsea Avard, Blue Eyes Reviews Sidonie Smith, Manifesto for the Humanities: Transforming Doctoral Education in Good Enough Times review by Patrick West Patti Miller, Writing True Stories review by Paul Williams Hazel Smith, The Contemporary Literature-Music Relationship: Intermedia, Voice, Technology, Cross-Cultural Exchange review by Christopher Hill Jessica Wilkinson (ed), Speaking country as self: Indigenous poetry review by Josie Arnold Jeanine Leane, Walk Back Over review by Natalie Harkin Lajos Walder, Tyrtaeus: A Tragedy; Vase of Pompeii: A Play; and Below Zero: A Play review by Jane Montgomery Griffiths Quinn Eades, Rallying review by Pablo Muslera Dominque Hecq, Hush: A Fugue review by Rose Lucas Michelle Cahill, The Herring Lass review by Geoff Page Gayelene Carbis, Anecdotal Evidence review by Autumn Royal Paul Mitchell, We. Are. Family. review by Jeremy Fisher OAM

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