What to Think About When Publishing Trauma
July 29, 2016
What responsibilities do we have when publishing works that come from places of pain?
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Megan Anderson is Going Down Swinging’s online editor.
What responsibilities do we have when publishing works that come from places of pain?
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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A new recipe book from Chris Nguyen depoliticises the act of seeking refuge.
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Crime Factory editor and publisher Liam Jose points out that, despite a fierce Lee cult following, “it seems stupid that there hasn’t been much written about him”.
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Megan Anderson chats to Beat legend Hettie Jones.
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Photo / Zina Lebedeva There were no Christmas trees at Valery Petrovskiy’s reading party at the National Library of Chuvash last Thursday. “No, there was no Christmas tree there; [the] event took place as if on board of an aircraft,”…
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Photo / Steffen Pedersen From storytelling to social work, rural Victorian writer Neil Boyack is a man with a fair bit to talk about. He’s also just released his debut poetry collection, Self Help and Other Works. I talked words,…
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Writers have changed. No more are they sitting pretty in brothels and brocade drawing rooms diligently scribbling into their goat paper. No more are they sipping absinthe in bohemian cafes while etching poems into their skin. Heavens, no. Today’s young…
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Megan Anderson reads visual artist Tai Snaith’s first picture book, The Family Hour, to her nephew.
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“Hello?” “Hello, are you there?” “What?!” “Hello? I’LL CALL YOU BACK ON THE LANDLINE.” It’s Thursday night and I’m trying to talk spoken word with past Going Down Swinging editor Lisa Greenaway – but she can’t hear me. As the…
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