Promote, review and support Black Australian writers and readers with publicity, discussion and education around decolonial methods. (2021 National NAIDOC logo)
NEW RELEASE this week. A First Nation Crime Fiction, ‘Madukka’ by Julie Janson, published by @uwapublishing There’s water and people missing on the Murray-Darling River and this Aunty is going to find out why. #BlackWriters#CrimeFiction
Personally, I found this a challenging episode. But here @RhiannaPatrick does a careful job of walking 'The Stoop' through the term 'Black/Blak', well worth the interrogation of the term under an African American gaze.
https://t.co/fswYM2HHr1
today's writing task is to include more moments of Blak love and laughter in my [historical speculative fiction] manuscript. These are powerful tools of resistance
'It’s no wonder that the last four years have seen revolt from unionised book industry workers for much-needed improvements.'
@beth_a_patch on the latest Book+Publishing survey and the invisible realities of the book industry.
https://t.co/d6F5WyimYA
Solidarity with Warlpiri people as the inquest into the killing of Kumanjayi Walker begins today in Alice Springs
Self-determination for Yuendumu! Disarm and defund the cops #justiceforwalker
Image from rally on Gadigal land in response to the shooting Nov 2019
Are you part of a writing group? Whether you meet at Writing NSW, or on a screen, we’d love to hear about it! Tell us what makes your writing group special in 100 words or less. Enter our 30th anniversary June competition by emailing [email protected]
In anticipation of The Writing Zone 2022 (you can apply here!: https://t.co/k7IzDu801n), we've decided to share excerpts from publications featuring previous TWZ participants. So much considered, curious and deeply funny writing to soak in! 💌
We have a job going at @OverlandJournal! We’re looking for someone super organised to help work on projects and grants, and to help manage our general operations. If you’d like to work with a team of cool people (and me, sorry) please apply:
https://t.co/ZFjoDBHYxt
It’s publication day for this honest & nothing held back memoir. What has it been like for this Ghanian Australian sista growing up in small town NSW? From New York to Sydney this journos journey is real real.
Hear the conversation with @MawunyoGbogbo about growing up in a church-going Ghanaian-Australian family in a small town in NSW, and how her love of hip hop took her to New York City https://t.co/bcuMhJW1xu #podcast
Less than 3 weeks until the South Coast Writers Festival!
From Friday 3 June to Sunday 5 June we'll be filling up venues in Wollongong with award-winning authors, free events, writing workshops, a Kids & YA program, and satellite events the week before! https://t.co/YlDYgTu2LO