“Under the current public health circumstances, and with great sadness, we have cancelled the Hazel Rowley memorial lecture, scheduled for Friday 20 March at the Wheeler Centre, Melbourne,” announced Della Rowley, Hazel’s sister, today. “At the annual lecture, we announce the Fellowship winner for the year, and it gives me great pleasure to announce Lance …
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On Monday 4 March, in front of a large audience at Adelaide Writers’ Week, author and academic Eleanor Hogan was announced as winner of the 2019 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship for her proposed biography of Ernestine Hill and Daisy Bates. The Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship will provide $15,000 to support Eleanor Hogan’s winning project, ‘Into …
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Ann-Marie Priest of Queensland was announced as the winner of the 2017 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship at the Adelaide Writers Festival last night. The announcement followed the Hazel Rowley Memorial Lecture, given by Maxine Beneba Clarke, the 2014 recipient of the Fellowship for her memoir ‘The Hate Race’. Priest will use the $15,000 Fellowship to …
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Seven Australian writers have been shortlisted for the 2017 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship worth $15,000. The 2017 Fellowship has attracted a strong field of high-quality proposals and includes a broad range of subjects and topics. “It’s wonderful to see the calibre of writing proposals from across Australia,” said Della Rowley, sister of biographer Hazel …
Nine Australian writers have been shortlisted for the 2016 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship $10,000 award. In its fifth year, the Fellowship attracted an exceptionally strong field of high-quality proposals from writers and biographers across Australia. Works about Australian writers, artists and visionaries feature in this year’s shortlist, which also includes European and American subjects. “I’m …
