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Fellowships

This grant is designed to support excellence in Australian literature by providing highly accomplished, critically recognised literary writers and picture book illustrators with financial support for two years to enable them to create new work.

16 Jan 2013

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Writing and Publishing

Amount $100,000
Applications close 15 May 2013
Decisions advised September 2013

Eligible projects commence from 1 November 2013

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