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 Friday                                1 December

During every Panel, sessions will take place in the following Inspire Centre (Building 25) rooms:

Session 1  in Room 1

Session 2 in Room 2,

Session 3 in the Main Room 

Session 4 in the Teal Room

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Please arrive 10 minutes before you are scheduled to present and bring your power point on a USB stick.

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For a full list of abstracts please click here.

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To access a .pdf file of Friday's program and abstracts, please click here.

Schedule

9:00 

Panels #9

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Session 1:

Chair: Paul Shields

Let them speak: scripting the letters of Xavier Herbert and Beatrice Davis

   - Melanie Myers

Surf Speak: The men in grey suits are out the back

   - Nicole Lenoir-Jourdan

Research adventures: From the archive to the forest

   - Melanie Ross

Putting Words in their Mouth: Dialogue in Autobiography

   - Allan Ewing

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Session 2:

Chair: Samantha Bowers

We need to talk about writing and reading the monstrous mother in I’m Glad My Mom Died

   - Cheryl O'Byrne

Beyond the academy: Researching the biography of Eliza Cook

   - Carmel Summers

A way of discovering: How artworks represented in fiction can reflect a character’s state of mind

   - Sarah Giles

We need to talk about longing: The imperative of languaging the feeling body through writing to health and wellbeing policy and practice

   - Stephanie Dale

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Session 3:

Self-chairing

We need to talk about artificial intelligence: Conversations about the future of writing and writing studies

   - Beck Wise, Ariella Van Luyn, Susan Thomas, Lisa Emerson, Bronwyn Dyson

      & Collin Bjork.

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Session 4:

Chair: Miriam Wei Wei Lo

Talking back to archival silence

   - Louise Falconer

Caring for the Author When Writing from the Heart

   - Melinda Tognini

Facing the Facts by Avoiding the Issue: Anything but Therapeutic Writing

   - Oz Hardwick

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Teal Room

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10:30

Morning Tea

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11:00 

Panels #10

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Session 1:

Chair: Gemma Nisbet

The Hard Yards – Face to Face with Detectives

   - Sally Breen

I STAND HERE IRONING (and Writing): A One Act (Conversation) About Creativity, Laundry and Why I Do My Best Work in the Kitchen

   - Laura Fulton

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Session 2:

Chair: Daniel Juckes

Authors and the end of the world: The wellbeing impact of researching, writing and marketing climate fiction

   - Alex Cothren, Rachel Hennessy & Amy Matthews

Two months on foot: walking toward an ecopoetics of landscape and soundscape

   - Thomas Simpson

Talking in language like rain

   - Michelle Symes

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Session 3:

Self-chairing

A writer, a reader and a bot walk into a bar: writing and ethics in (non)human collaborations. 

   - Beck Wise, Benjamin Miller & Catriona Arthy

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Session 4:

Chair: Amelia Walker

Writing is dead and getting deader

   - Paul Shields

This Thing of Darkness I Acknowledge Mine

   - Sue Joseph & Nicholas Flanagan

Screenplay's sensual silences

   - Carina Böhm

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Teal Room

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12:00

Lunch &

Film Screenings:

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'Not just a file' (18 mins)

   - Rachel Morley & Milissa Deitz

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'The 48 Symmetries' (20 mins)

   - Tim Brook

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Main Room

13:00 

Panels #11

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Session 1:

Chair: Owen Bullock

8 Little Words: The impact of writing events on emerging campus communities.

   - Karen Hands

Logocentrism and a reversed hierarchy within practice-led research

   - Oscar Davis

Let’s talk about disobedience: the opportunities of epistemic refusal

   - Rebecca Ryall

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Session 2:

Chair: Amelia Walker

Sexologist Norman Haire and the need to talk about sex

   - Rebecca Johinke

An Exploration of (A)Sexual Attraction in the Contemporary Adult Romance Novel

   - Rachelle Raco

Storytelling as decolonial method in the classroom

   - Benjamin Miller & Charlotte Okkes-Sane

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Session 3:

Chair: Kimberly Williams

Dolphins in the Reservoir: Care, Consciousness, Affect and Electronic Literature

   - Hazel Smith

Who’s Afraid of the Deep Dark Woods: Challenging traditional fictional representations of woods and the wild

   - Shannon Horsfall

Woof!

   - Dominique Hecq

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Session 4:

Chair: Sue Joseph

AAWP HDR Roundtable

   - Sue Joseph

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Teal Room

14:00 

Closing Plenary

Self-chairing

Story Ground

   - Jen Crawford , Paul Magee & SJ Burton

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Main Room

15:30

Afternoon Tea

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16.00

Close

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