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Info Sessions

Writing NSW

Online Feedback: Fiction with Anna Spargo-Ryan

Get feedback on your manuscript plus a synopsis in an online classroom environment, enabling you to hone your skills over…

Info Sessions

Writing NSW

Reading to Write with Emily Maguire

The number one thing you can do to become a better writer, is to become a better reader.

Workshops

Writers Victoria

Poetry and the Metaphysical 'I'

Join Izzy Roberts-Orr for a workshop that will help you open space for invention, deepen emotion and question the poetic…

Workshops

Writers Victoria

Creative Non-Fiction with Hayley Singer

Hayley Singer will give you the tools you need to explore the rich possibilities of creative non-fiction and how to…

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Features

Australian writers join global AI backlash over scraped writing

As legal battles envelop the US, Australian writers are finding their voices in solidarity, with clear calls for consent, compensation…

Fellowships

Lambing Flat Young Fellowship Of Australian Writers NSW Inc

Lambing Flat Young Fellowship Of Australian Writers NSW Inc National Writing Competition

Open Theme Adult/Open: Short Story max 1500 words Poetry 50 lines max $5 entry fee Secondary: Short story max 1000words Poetry 50…

Two panels. On left is cove of a book, 'Past & Parallel lives". On right is photo of person with short, dark hair, wearing white t-shirt, black shorts and yellow cardigan. They are leaning against a tree.
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Book review: Past & Parallel Lives, Kaya Ortiz

A debut collection that explores identity through various techniques and modes.

Four panels. Two of them are colour photos of a man and a woman, the third is of a woman in black and white. Fourth panel is cover of a book, 'The Brownout Murders' which features a woman wearing a green stack hat.
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Book review: The Brownout Murders, Luke C Jackson and Kelly Jackson, illustrated by Maya Graham

A WWII graphic novel set in Melbourne.

Set in a red carriage room with two women seated in a table, a woman and a man standing..
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Theatre review: The Lady Vanishes, Genesian Theatre

This production is more faithful to the book than the Alfred Hitchcock version.

Two panels. On the left is close up of a man with dark hair, smiling. On the right is the cover of a book, 'Eden'. It features a lit-up pathway in the dark.
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Book review: Eden, Mark Brandi

A slow burn crime novel with a hard to read protagonist.

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