Chris Cheers is a psychologist, author, and educator with a focus on elevating mental health in the Arts and LGBTIQA+ communities. Join us to hear about Chris’s book The New Rulebook, followed by a general discussion on LGBTIQA+ well being, and a half hour question time with the audience. This free event is being hosted by the Boroondara […]
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Ed has written four books – Cadence, about his journey by bicycle from England to Hong Kong with only a violin for company; Danger Music, describing his year teaching music in Afghanistan; Sonam and the Silence, a children’s book about the importance of music, and his most recent, Whole Notes – Life Lessons in Music. Ed’s books have been shortlisted
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Meanjin welcomes submissions from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers only at this time, for the First Nations edition guest-edited by Eugenia Flynn and Bridget Caldwell-Bright. Submissions close Wednesday 17 May 11.59PM. For more information about this edition and how to submit, visit the Meanjin website.
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Waverley Council invites experienced and emerging writers, academics, literary critics, and publishing industry professionals from around the country to submit an Expression Of Interest (EOI) to join the Mark & Evette Moran Nib Literary Award Judging Panel for a two-year tenure (May 2023 – November 2024). The incoming judge will join the established judging panel to distinguish
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Join Sisters in Crime at Sir Zelman Cowen Centre on Friday 19 May at 6.30pm for their 17th Law Week event: Boys behaving badly (and what to do about it). An expert panel, Elena Campbell, Ahona Guha, and Sherele Moody, chaired by Bronwyn Naylor will debate how to combat toxic masculinity and the violence perpetrated
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The 2023 Boundless program will build on the success of previous festivals, and reach out to new audiences, through a series of stand-alone events curated by the successful applicants to the Writing NSW development program, and staged in different geographical locations between August and November 2023. Submissions close Sunday 7 May, 5pm AEST. For more
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This is an opportunity for emerging writers to pitch their work to Grattan Street Press’s commissioning team. It’s essentially literary speed dating – they want to see if your manuscript or project is the right match for them and let you find out if they could be a good match for you. For more information,
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Live Write is Writers Victoria’s online writers group where everyone is welcome! Join us at our twice-weekly meeting via Zoom, where you have the option to work on your own writing, or use the writing prompt given, in order to have some scheduled writing time. Live Write is designed to be a structured writing block, where
