Writing in Practice - Vol. 10

02. Guest article: Kinepoetics: An Embodied Journey Through Poetry, Dance And Therapy
by Scott Thurston

03 Writing Feminist Fiction as a Means of Transforming Trauma
by Zosia Crosse

04 The Structure of Writing Through: Handling Grief as a Creative Methodology
by Gavin James Bower

05 The Imaginary Patient: Honouring the Complexity of Mental Illness in Fiction
by Nathan Filer

06 Creative Pause: A collaborative, autoethnographic research project exploring how storytelling menopause experiences might support wellbeing
by Jess Moriarty, Mel Parks, Jayne Raisborough, Tania Staras, Fiona Stevenson

07 Telling (My) Stories: Potential Uses of Autofiction to Enhance Wellbeing in a Community Arts Setting
by Hywel Dix

08 The Ekphrasis of Abstract Paintings through Oulipo and Other Critical Techniques
by Patrick Wright

09 "I love this gory business": The Art of Female Hedonism in the Poetry of Chelsey Minnis and Sara Peters
by Sophia Georghiou

10. How perspective contributes to the exploration of dis/embodiment in Ta-Nahisi Coates's Between the World and Me
by Amie Corry

11 The Words Already Around Us: A Conversation Between Rupert Loydell and H. L. Hix
by Loydell & Hix