September 25, 2009 – 8:36 am
Jason Cotter and Michael Williams (eds)
2009
9781740668217
With Readings and Writings: Forty Years in Books, there doesn’t appear to have been an overriding theme or subject limitation placed on the contributors. Instead, the writers involved, who have all had supportive associations with Readings Books & Music (Melbourne) over the years, are given free reign. The result is [...]
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Posted in Other People's Words, Reviews + Analyses
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Also tagged 40 years in books, Alex Miller, Amy Tsilemanis, Barry Divola, Catherine Harris, Chris Womersley, Christos Tsiolkas, David Cohen, Elliot Perlman, guest review, Kate Holden, Michael McGirr, Miles Allinson, Myfanwy Jones, Paddy O'Reilly, Peter Goldsworthy, readings, Readings and Writings, Readings and Writings: Forty Years in Books, Readings Books & Music, Readings bookstore, Robbie Egan, Tom Conyers
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I’d like to introduce you to some of the writers who also participated in the Overland Masterclass for Progressive Writers, a week-and-a-half ago. Simonne and Maxine have written summaries of the workshop, if you want to know what it was all about. The dynamics were interesting - the ‘progressive’ themes varied greatly, and were executed differently [...]
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Posted in Commentary, Interviews + Profiles, Other People's Words
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Also tagged AS Patric, Daan Spijer, Koraly Dimitriades, Lucy Sussex, Maxine Clarke, Overland, Overland Masterclass for Progressive Writers, political writing, progressive fiction, progressive writers, Simonne Michelle-Wells, Tony Birch, Warwick Sprawson
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December 6, 2008 – 11:13 am
I’ve been meaning to post this for a while. This is a short story I did for the Remix My Lit project. It’s a mash-up of ‘Renovator’s Heaven’ by Cate Kennedy, ‘Alchymical Romance’ by Lee Battersby, ‘The New Cage’ by Stefan Laszczuk, and ‘Beowulf in Brisbane’ by Philip Neilsen. Enjoy!
The man has Don Henley hair, reflected [...]
August 24, 2007 – 9:27 am
This interview is now to be published in Southerly Vol. 68, No. 3.
I am temporarily removing it from the blog as I highly encourage you to purchase a copy of this respected literary journal (Australia’s oldest), and support small press and Australian literature.
This issue will be celebrating the short fiction genre.
It’ll be out in [...]
Progressive writers
I’d like to introduce you to some of the writers who also participated in the Overland Masterclass for Progressive Writers, a week-and-a-half ago. Simonne and Maxine have written summaries of the workshop, if you want to know what it was all about. The dynamics were interesting - the ‘progressive’ themes varied greatly, and were executed differently [...]