AsiaPacific
MediaEducator

APME 18
SPECIAL ISSUE:
Narrative & Literary Journalism

AsiaPacific MediaEducator (APME) is a refereed journal published annually by the School of Journalism and Creative Writing at the University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia. The first issue was published in 1996.

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APME 18: Table of Contents

Marcus O’Donnell
Editor’s note: Journalism and world making moments

Research Articles

Jane Johnston
Turning the inverted pyramid upside down: how Australian print media is learning to love the narrative

Molly Blair
Uncovering the place of creative non-fiction in Australian journalism departments

Scott Dunn
Rolling Stone’s coverage of the 1972 U.S. presidential election: a case study of narrative political journalism

Grant Hannis
“An example to the rest of your scribbling crew”: The influential literary techniques of the eighteenth-century journalist Daniel Defoe

Bill Reynolds
A metaphor for the world: William Langewiesche, John Vaillant and looking for the story in long-form

Monica Fontana
Plunging into the underground: poverty and violent crime in contemporary Brazil

Jan Whitt
Awakening a social conscience: the study of novels in journalism education

Anja Zinke
More than a magazine, more than people: Esquire’s literary journalism of the 1960s in the context of its publishing conditions

Janine Little & Michael Sankey
Teaching narrative journalism and the APN news and media professional development program

Sue Joseph
Retelling untellable stories: ethics and the literary journalist

Commentaries

Nancy M. Hamilton
Creativity on command

Siobhan McHugh
The aerobic art of interviewing

Other Articles

Shu-Ling Chen Berggreen & Robert M. Peaslee
Trans-Chinese imagination: film and cross-Strait perception as a historical case study for contextual journalism education

Eric Freedman
After the tulip revolution: journalism education in Kyrgyzstan

Tanni Haas
Public journalism: an agenda for future research

Last reviewed: 16 May, 2008

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