Tips and inspiration with 2017 Monash Prize Winner
Joint first place winner of the 2017 Monash Prize, Aimee-Jane Anderson-O’Connor shares tips for 2018 applicants...
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Joint first place winner of the 2017 Monash Prize, Aimee-Jane Anderson-O’Connor shares tips for 2018 applicants...
At the Dandenong Scriptwriting Workshop we were told to create a list of things we have knowledge or interest in. At the top of my list I wrote bats.
Since Harry Potter the young adult market has boomed and diversified.
EWF’s event ‘Late Night Lit: Collisions’ is about exploring alternative canons and genealogies of literary inheritance. We speak to some of our performers about the artists who have been essential to the formation of their writing practice.
"Have a good cover, an even better blurb and most importantly get an editor to look at your work before you publish."
Michael Green’s keynote speech at the Emerging Writers’ Festival’s opening night was not about him.
One writer explores her writing journey from high school to now.
This year’s joint first place winners, sharing the $4000 first prize, were Ann Jackson for 'The Lady Who Walks' and Aimee-Jane Anderson-O’Connor for 'Femina'.
When I googled ‘what does it mean to be an emerging writer?’ I got a range of responses.
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