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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 20, Number 1, 1 March 2013

Editorial
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Miller, Jane

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How Genre Theory Saved the World
pp. 3-10(8)
Author: Rosen, Michael

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Genres and Genre Theory: A Response to Michael Rosen
pp. 11-22(12)
Author: Christie, Frances

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The Rise of Creative Writing Programmes
pp. 23-28(6)
Author: Morrison, Blake

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Can You Make an Artist?
pp. 29-33(5)
Author: O’Hagan, Andrew

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Yearning and its Uses
pp. 34-44(11)
Author: Vakil, Ardashir

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Learning to Teach Creative Writing
pp. 45-52(8)
Author: Thomson, Lesley

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Non-intentional Invention: The Promethean, Trickster, and Improvisational Invention Heuristics of Academic Writers and Poets
pp. 53-67(15)
Author: Wirtz, Jason

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No Quick Fixes: Problems in the Development of A-level Students’ Writing (and Learning)
pp. 68-78(11)
Author: Brady, Monica

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Vampires and a Moco Jumbie
pp. 79-86(8)
Author: Blaisdell, Bob

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Creative Social Commentary in the Composition Classroom
pp. 87-97(11)
Author: Snider, Zachary

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Reading/Literacy – For the Lower Orders?
pp. 98-110(13)
Author: Dixon, John

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