Wounding Time
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language.
On Writing
Action!
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Tim Ferguson is a comedian, director, screenwriter and author of comedy screenwriting manual ‘The Cheeky Monkey’.
Limiting Disability in Literature
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Jessica White is the author of the novels ‘A Curious Intimacy’ and ‘Entitlement’, and a hybrid memoir about deafness, ‘Hearing Maud’.
The Body Keeps the Score
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Scarlett Harris is a Melbourne culture critic. She is the author of the book ‘A Diva Was a Female Version of a Wrestler: An Abbreviated Herstory of World Wrestling Entertainment.’ (No mental health professionals who I reached out to …
The Art of Confession
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Jess Zanoni is a writer, musician and editor. Find her music as a member of pop trio Arbes, and her writing in ‘Cordite’ and ‘Voiceworks’.
Taking it to the Limit
The following was published in the June – August 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Body Language. Jenny Valentish’s ‘Everything Harder Than Everyone Else’ was published in June 2021 by Black Inc. Read an extract from the book below.
Jumping the Fence
The following was published in the March – May 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Wordsmith. Steve Evans writes and teaches fiction, poetry and nonfiction. He has published 13 books (seven of poetry), most recently ‘Easy Money’ in 2019. ‘Animal Instincts’ is set for 2021 release.
Dogolalia
The following was published in the March – May 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Wordsmith. Maria Vouis is an emerging writer with CALD origins. She hopes her poems voice animals, migrants and the ‘other’. Publications include ‘Canberra Times’, Newcastle Poetry Prize, ‘Friendly Street Poets’, ‘NewPoets 19’ and ‘SCUM Magazine’.
Coming Soon
The following was published in the March – May 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Wordsmith. Idan Ben-Barak writes (mostly) science books for (mostly) children. Kids think they’re funny. He lives in Melbourne with his wife, his two boys and too many stringed instruments.
A Verb Found
The following was published in the March – May 2021 edition of The Victorian Writer: Wordsmith. Alison J Barton is a Melbourne-based poet and non-fiction writer. She attended writing school in the 2000s but her best expression came from introspection and learning the relation of the internal to the external world. Themes of feminism and psychoanalysis are …