Writing and Publishing
Writing NSW
Online Feedback: Poetry with Alicia Sometimes
This feedback program will take place online with Writing NSW and will help you hone your poetry skills over five…
Writing NSW
Online Feedback: Fiction with Pamela Cook
In this online course, author Pamela Cook will provide feedback on your adult or young adult fiction, enabling you to…
We need a library in every Australian school
School libraries can do much more than improve literacy.
I've finally read Ulysses and feel bruised... but better than you
This Bloomsday, why not commit to reading James Joyce's 1922 masterpiece Ulysses (if you dare).
Henry Goes Bush review: an action-packed caper on the legacy of Henry Lawson
Wayne Marshall's debut novel Henry Goes Bush is a wild ride.
Helen Garner & Charlotte Wood lead a new free Body of Work series at Melbourne's Fed Square
Body of Work invites 'some of the country’s most significant writers into expansive, career-spanning conversations'.
From cloning romance authors to YouTube piracy, AI is transforming audiobooks
Almost one in five Australian audiobook listeners have listened to an AI narrated audiobook.
Creative Spaces
Available now: Collins Street Studio Offices
Creative Office Opportunity | Suitable for creative businesses, startups and tech teams. Two office spaces available, originally co-designed with the…
Douglas Stuart reveals flashes of tenderness in his violent working‑class men
In John of John, Booker Prize-winner Douglas Stuart has returned to his territory and deepened it.
AI might have just won a literary prize – is this writing's Deep Blue moment?
Recent high-profile discussion around AI use in literature has raised uncomfortable questions.