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August’s Bulletin from the Bunker
It’s Lockdown 3.0 here in Greater Melbourne, and as we conclude our first week of Stage 4 restrictions, COVID-19 is once again messing with my creative output. I know I’m not alone. And I know quarantine impacts different people in … Continue reading
Posted in Writing Life: Wellbeing, Resources, Support (and Occasional Screaming Into the Void), Writing News, Updates, and New Fiction
Tagged anthology, australian author, author, city of literature, covid, journal, lockdown, magazine, Melbourne, melbourne life, moonlighter, novel, octopus, poet, poetry, Rebecca Fraser, snapshot, story, victorian writer, writer, writers victoria
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StoryCraft a finalist in two categories in the 2018 Peninsula Business Awards!
This week, I received the very exciting news that my little business, StoryCraft Creative Writing Workshops, has been named a finalist in two categories in the Peninsula Business Awards. The Peninsula Business Awards supports and recognises small businesses across the … Continue reading
Scribblings from the National Writers’ Conference 2015
Last weekend I attended the National Writers’ Conference, the two day flagship event of the Emerging Writers’ Festival, held at Melbourne’s Town Hall. The conference is held over Saturday and Sunday with a range of panels hosted by leaders in … Continue reading
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Tagged anna poletti, emerging writers, fiction, james phelan, kirsty murray, kylie ladd, Melbourne, national writers conference, oslo davis, sulari gentill, william mcinnes, writing
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“Parting is such sweet sorrow.” Whatever, Shakespeare!
Yeh, yeh, I do get where Bill was coming from, but with three weeks left until the “big move” I’m allowed to indulge in a little boo hissery! It’s a shame that moving on with the rest of your life … Continue reading