Dr Moya Costello BA(Sydney) DipEd(Sydney TC) GradDipMedia(VC) MA(Deakin) PhD(Adelaide) Moya is a writer, and lecturer in Writing at Southern Cross University, New South Wales, Australia. Moya's research interests are in innovative/experimental/hybrid forms of creative writing inlcuding fictocriticism, ecocriticism and art writing; selected contemporary Australian literature: history, criticism, biographical material; intertextuality; wine writing (food), gothic and Australian regional subtropics; fabric and affect. Moya also contributed wine reviews to the Northern Rivers Echo. Sample column: http://www.echonews.com.au/story/2009/12/17/Raise-Your-Glass/. She also has two wine blogs, one on local drinking and another on wine quaffing: http://biberevinumsuaeregionis.blogspot.com/ and http://winequaffing.blogspot.com/. Local (wine) drinking for Moya is Whian Whian, in the Northern Rivers, Tenterfield and New England around two hours away by car, Port Macquarie to the South, about five-six hours, and Queensland's Granite Belt around two-three hours away. Her personal website is http://members.westnet.com.au/jeffmoya/moya/index.html. The CV on the purple navigation bar on the right is a list of her pre-2000 publications.
Journal articles
Why study writing at uni?, Northerly (2011)
Writer and lecturer at Southern Cross University, Moya Costello tells why many new writers are...
'The drink has called it into being': a year in a wine column, Text (2010)
For a year, between 2009 and 2010, I wrote a wine-review column in a free...
Women, craft and protest: yesterday and today (with Denise N. Rall), Australian Folklore: a yearly journal of folklore studies (2010)
Books
Re-placement : a national anthology of creative writing from universities across Australia (with Janie Conway-Herron and Victor Marsh), School of Arts and Social Sciences Papers (2008)
"Re-Placement is an anthology from writers enrolled in creative writing courses at universities across Australia....
Bringing the water: new writing from South Australia (with Barry Westburg) (1993)
Anthology of 35 short stories arising from monthly prose meetings held by the South Australian...
Book chapters
At home in text on the coast, Something rich and strange : sea changes, beaches and the littoral in the antipodes (2009)
Editorials, interviews and reviews
Reviving the corpus of Australian literature [review of Macquarie Pen Anthology of Australian Literature], The Byron Shire Echo (2009)
Conference publications
A ‘ruined or fractured’ sublime: voice, identity and agency in reading and writing the gothic/noir in subtropical regional Australia (with Tessa Chudy and Nell Cook), Strange Bedfellows or Perfect Partners Papers: the refereed proceedings of the 15th conference of the Australasian Association of Writing Programs (2010)
In the excess of subtropical regional Australia, the emergence of the gothic is twofold. One...
Exhibitions