Issue Details: First known date: 2025... 2025 Fringe Dwelling in Autobiographical Memory – Writers’ Perspectives
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    y separately published work icon TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs Writing from the Fringes no. 29 February 2025 29701818 2025 periodical issue 'This special issue of TEXT is primarily an outcome of the 2023 AAWP conference held at the University of Canberra. The theme of that conference, “We Need to Talk”, facilitated part of a wider conversation, locally and globally, about the role played by creative thinking and practice/s in navigating some of the wicked contemporary global problems with which we presently grapple. The challenges associated with navigating the contemporary world – especially those faced by marginalised and “fringe-oriented” communities – seem to be gaining in complexity and momentum. At the same time, ongoing debates and controversial questions prompt many of us to reflect on matters of personal identity, especially as they relate to communication, creative thinking, and the exploration of liminal places in art. Such issues (and why they matter) lie at the heart of Writing from the Fringes.' (Jen Webb, Kimberly K. Williams, Eileen Herbert-Goodall : Editorial introduction) 2025
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