Over the last 6 weeks I’ve had a series of photos published on the inestimable Instagramazine, an instagram account run by Gemma Mahadeo. The deal with Instagramazine is that it publishes flash fictions that people write in response to photos…
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Published: One Weird Reason to Quit Your Novel Today
I have an “ideas piece” over on Writers Bloc today. It’s about a thing that happened in my brain about a month or two ago where I decided to finally stop writing the novel I’ve been working on for ten…
Published: Anti-RomCom Pop Song
This was a while ago but in the interests of full disclosure my anti-romcom poem, “Anti-RomCom Pop Song” came out in Australian Poetry Journal 5.1 back in July. Which was nice. I wrote the poem after listening to a Wombats…
Tagged with: allis hamilton, australian poetry journal, chloe wilson, david mccooey, jane frank
Posted in new poems, people who are nice enough to publish me, poetry
Posted in new poems, people who are nice enough to publish me, poetry
Published: It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Don’t Feel So Fine)
So apparently there’s this thing called cli-fi. Climate Change Fiction. It’s totally a thing. And I wrote an article about it for Australian Author. It’s an overview of this emergent genre coupled with interviews with the amazingly talented Ellen van…
June. July. Just Read.
And speaking of Jane Rawson, for the next two months I’ve signed up to read for charity as part of her JustRead fundraiser. The idea is that I read things and people donate money to the incredibly important and valuable…
Tagged with: charity, childhood crime, fundraising, indigenous literacy fund, Jane Rawson, just read, poetry, readathon, slow reading
Posted in people who are nice enough to publish me, poetry
Posted in people who are nice enough to publish me, poetry
Published: How Bendy Bendigo Came to Be
The lovely folks at vox bendigo, the official blog of the Bendigo Writers Festival, were kind enough to agree to post my wee meditiation on the naming of Bendigo the other day – the one that appears in Jutchy Ya…
Tagged with: abednego, Babylon, bendigo, godly scribes, Marduk, nabu
Posted in jutchy ya ya, people who are nice enough to publish me, Published work
Posted in jutchy ya ya, people who are nice enough to publish me, Published work
Published: The Bone House is Worn by the Fight
So a while back those crazy kids at if:book Australia were running this remix project called Lost in Track Changes where five writers were asked to write something and then also remix or respond to the things the other five…
Tagged with: beowulf, bone house, emily craven, if:book, vikings
Posted in crappin' on about the inconsequential, people who are nice enough to publish me, poems, Published work, the writing process
Posted in crappin' on about the inconsequential, people who are nice enough to publish me, poems, Published work, the writing process
Why Do You Write Poetry? – John Tranter
Hot on the heels of the last of last year’s WDYWP answers, here’s the first for fourteen in the form of a seven-part answer from none other than Mister John Tranter himself (Yes, that John Tranter. I’m gonna call this…
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