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A story brought back to life: Nina Fromhold on recording family life stories

Nina Fromhold, audio biographer and founder of Memory Lane Life Stories, knows everyone has a story to tell, but often these stories stay at the dinner table. Nina speaks to Writers Victoria about why capturing these stories is important, the process, and stories she’s found along her journey.

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Tim Baker on Surfing, Healing and Learning the Craft of Turning the Personal into a Piece Worth Reading 

Ahead of his Writers Victoria session in October, Tim spoke with us about his book Patting the Shark, surfing, self-doubt and the careful work of turning lived experience into a piece worth reading. 

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Beyond the Zodiac with Michele Finey: How psychological astrology helps develop unique characters

Could psychological astrology be what you need to create multidimensional characters and real-world conflicts in your work? Described as a modern psychological astrologer, author Michele Finey is bringing this concept to life in her upcoming workshop Crafting Characters and Conflict with Astrology. She recently chatted with Writers Victoria’s Steph Duthie on how this divinatory practice can create character depth and authentic conflict scenarios.

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Tristram Baumber on selling a script: from process to pitch

Where is your script’s engine? The force to drive your story forward without losing sight of your core idea. Our recent conversation with screenwriter Tristram Baumber explores the importance of knowing your engine, your idea’s nucleus, to successfully structure your script for the screen.  

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Finding new poetic possibilities: Tim Loveday on holding your poetry close and at arm’s length

Ahead of his upcoming Online Feedback Clinic: Poetry, poet Tim Loveday hopped on the phone between workshops in Iowa City to speak with Writers Victoria’s Amelie Hughes about his new collection, influences and fascinations with form. 

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Call for applications Writers Victoria x Edenhope Artist Residency

Time to create, reflect and connect  Writers Victoria in partnership with Edenhope Artist Residency will be offering two Writers Victoria members a two-week residency in November 2026. This opportunity is exclusive to Writers Victoria members. One residency will be awarded to a First Nations or culturally and linguistically diverse writer.  Residency details  Nestled in the heart of western Victoria, surrounded by native bushland and the tranquil waters of Lake Wallace, this residency invites Writers

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