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The Big Issue Fiction Edition

The Big Issue’s annual Fiction Edition is now taking submissions. We are looking for short stories of all kinds – literary, comedy, romance, sci-fi, crime and everything in between. Previous editions have featured stories from Jane Harper, Tony Birch, Matthew Reilly, Christos Tsiolkas,  Maxine Beneba Clarke, Trent Dalton, Bruce Pascoe, and Michael Mohammed Ahmad. To enter, email your story […]

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Submissions Open for Catchment – Poetry of Place: second edition

Submissions are open for the second edition of Catchment – Poetry of Place. Poets resident in Australia are again most welcome to submit work showing a sense of location, either in tanka or longer forms, or both. The Catchment team look forward to receiving another fine set of poems of place, from right across Australia, both in

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2024 NT Writers Festival

NT Writers Festivals returns to Darwin for four inspiring days of talks and performances celebrating the Territory’s unique culture. In 2024 the NT Writers Festival returns to lush Larrakia land for four inspiring days of talks, performances, workshops and children’s programs from 27-30 June at the Museum and Art Gallery of the NT. Bringing people

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Judy Harris Writer-in-Residence Fellowship at the Charles Perkins Centre 2024

Expressions of Interest for the Judy Harris Writer-in-Residence Fellowship at the Charles Perkins Centre 2024 are now open. The Fellowship was first established in 2016 to foster collaboration between Australian creative writers and researchers at the Charles Perkins Centre to explore issues around health. Previous Writers-in-Residence are (left to right, below) Lech Blaine (current, 2023), Sarah Holland-Batt (2021), Tracy

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Submissions for Issue 04: Illuminated Manuscript

There are seven known Black Hours—illuminated manuscripts used to pray the canonical hours. Their name derives from their striking black pages, gold and silver gothic text tightly confined by colourful ornamentation—initials, medallions, grotesques. As text becomes increasingly digital, the physicality of the codex becomes apparent once more. We choose books by their cover, the quality

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Apply for 2025 National Library of Australia Fellowship

Applications are now open for 2025 National Library of Australia Fellowships and Creative Arts Fellowships. Researchers and creators are encouraged to apply for 10 philanthropically funded fellowships offered by the National Library of Australia. ‘The Library’s Fellowships offer researchers, writers and creative artists the opportunity to immerse themselves in the collections. With support from generous

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Call for Submissions – 2024 Local Word Festival

Are you a Geelong writer or creative? Do you have a workshop you would love to present, or a creative skill you’d like to share? Or maybe you’re a Geelong author with a book you’ll release this year? Geelong Regional Libraries is currently programming for their 2024 festival and they’d love to hear from you! The Local

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