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  • Australian creative non-fiction: Perspectives and opinions 
    Joseph Sue (ejournalist, 2011)
    Figures confirm that Australians avidly read their creative non-fiction. But most would be unable to name the genre; it is not as widely defined or discussed in Australia as it is in the USA and UK, where it is actively ...
  • The ethical journalist: oxymoron or aspiration? 
    Joseph Sue (The Australasian Association of Writing Programs, 2011)
    Year after year, Australian newspaper journalism cannot seem to make it out of the bottom four of the thirty most distrusted professions, pipped only by car salesmen, advertisers and estate agents. Taking an historical ...
  • Narrating the Silence of Trauma 
    Joseph Sue (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010)
    Silence is a ubiquitous by-product of traumatic crime but when the subjects of such crime finally decide to speak, the interview process itself can be a traumatising experience. Furthermore, the handling of information by ...
  • Recounting Traumatic Secrets: Empathy and the Literary Journalist 
    Joseph Sue (Routledge, 2011)
    The journalism industry has only recently begun to embrace reflective practice in response to trauma in journalists, but it substantially ignores empathy. This article examines six narratives of trauma subjects from the ...
  • Speaking Secrets 
    Joseph Sue (Alto Books, 2012)
    Speaking Secrets is a non-fiction work which explores voicelessness and the media. It focuses on sexuality secrets and explores what happens when these secrets become public property. Each chapter is written in a literary ...
  • Speaking Secrets: How are untellable stories told? 
    Joseph Sue (University of Canberra, 2005)
    Speaking Secrets is a manuscript that explores voicelessness and the media. It focuses on sexuality secrets and explores what happens when they become public property. Each chapter is a piece of literary journalism, ...
  • Telling True Stories in Australia 
    Joseph Sue (Routledge, Taylor & Francis, 2010)
    Ever since Tom Wolfe wrote a 13-page essay entitled 'The Birth of the New Journalism: eyewitness report by Tom Wolfe' in the 1970s, debate has raged over the nature of this New Journalism or literary journalism or creative ...
  • What if Tom Wolfe was Australian? 
    Joseph Sue (The Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2008)
    Ever since Tom Wolfe wrote a thirteen page essay entitled The birth of the new journalism, eyewitness report by Tom Wolfe in the Seventies, debate has raged over what this New Journalism or literary journalism or creative ...
  • The writing cure?: ethical considerations in managing creative practice lifewriting projects 
    Joseph Sue; Rickett Carolyn (The Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2010)
    The autobiographical turn in literary studies has increasingly placed value on selfrepresentation as a strategic means of reclaiming voice, identity and agency. By and large, the narrating 'I' is circulated and read as a ...