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Tony Clear
Auckland University of Technology
Keywords:
communication, COVID-19, legal aid, reviews, United Kingdom
Abstract
Lockdown Lawyers: A Collection of COVID-19 Poetry, edited by Emma Trevett and Jon Whitfield, QC. London, UK: Legal Action Group. 2020, 96 pages. 978-1-913648-00-8
I ACCEPTED the invitation from my son-in-law (a barrister in London) to contribute to this anthology, with an antipodean poem I had written reflecting on COVID-19 and ANZAC day 'They shall grow…'. When the anthology, commissioned as a fundraiser for a particularly vulnerable group during the pandemic, came out, I was simultaneously delighted, honoured, enlightened, angered, saddened, and then amused by the whimsy of some of the poems in the collection.
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Author Biography
Tony Clear, Auckland University of Technology
Associate Professor Tony Clear’s research interests are in collaborative computing, global software engineering and computing education research. His early career was spent in industry as a practising software developer and manager, which provides an experiential base for his research into global software development and collaboration with global virtual teams. This is complemented by interests in computing education research and the development of programming expertise and professionalism. Dr Clear is Associate Dean Research in the Faculty of Designand Creative Technologies at Auckland University of Technology. He holds positions as associate editor and column editor for ACM Inroads; editorial board member for the journal Computer Science Education; and an editorial board member for Pacific Journalism Review.
References
Lockdown Lawyers, Emma Trevett and Jon Whitfield QC (eds). London: Legal Action Group, 2020, 96pp. ISBN 978 1 913648 00 8, https://www.lag.org.uk/shop/products/208156/lockdown-lawyers
How to Cite
Clear, T. (2020). REVIEW: Noted: Lockdown sanity and survival in the age of Zoom: Review of Lockdown Lawyers, edited by Emma Trevett and Jon Whitfield. Pacific Journalism Review : Te Koakoa, 26(2), 303-304. https://doi.org/10.24135/pjr.v26i2.1144