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Tag Archives: Brian Massumi
writing to be read aloud
Many years ago I spent a pleasant mid morning sitting in the sun being read to. The occasion was a writers’ festival in my home town of Adelaide, Australia and the reader was Louis de Bernières. He’d just completed his … Continue reading
enough of the critique, at least some of the time?
It’s holiday season. I’m away and having a tiny pause, a little reflect. Apologies to those of you who are seeking writing about writing. I sometimes do other things. Writing about writing will be back soon. This week I’m musing. … Continue reading
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Tagged academic writing, Brian Massumi, critique, Jay Rayner, Pat Thomson
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