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Category Archives: Books
Splinter Journal
My poem “Tumbling into the Ocean” has been published in the inaugural issue of Splinter Journal along with work from Anthony Nocera, Brooke Dunnell, Dominic Symes, Finbar James, Frank Marrazza, George Titheridge, Hossein Asgari, Jane Rawson, Jayda Wilson, Jill Jones, … Continue reading
History Illuminated: Weaving Fact and Fiction
I’ll be chatting with Meg Keneally and Tea Cooper about their latest books for History Illuminated on 07 November from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Toronto Library, Toronto Library, corner of Brighton Ave & Pemell St, Toronto NSW. We’ll … Continue reading
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Newcastle Writers Festival recording
My session on Writing Country and Connection with Sara Saleh, Rob Waters, and Susie Anderson last April at the Newcastle Writers Festival was recorded for their Stories to You Podcast. It’s such a joy to be able to listen back … Continue reading
The Long Goodbye at SJWF
On Sunday the 25th of August, I’ll be at the Sydney Jewish Writers Festival to interview Keri Kitay about her new book The Long Goodbye: Lessons on humanity from the grips of Alzheimer. More details and for tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/the-sydney-jewish-writers-festival-2024
Launch of One River
On Thursday 21st of March, I have the great pleasure of launching Steve Armstrong’s One River, 6pm at Macleans Booksellers, 69 Beaumont Street, Hamilton. It will be a lively event with lots of opportunity for audience questions, so if you’re … Continue reading
Sept Poetry Night at Sappho
I’ve long been keen to join in the exceptional list of poets who have read at Sappho Books’ famous poetry nights and it’s finally happening. On Tues the 12th of September I’ll be appearing with the wonderful Ali Whitelock, Rico … Continue reading
The Art of Touch
Very pleased to have a poem, “Common Ground”, in a new anthology The Art of Touch: A Collection of Prose and Poetry from the Pandemic and Beyond Edited by Joan Schweighardt and Faye Rapoport DesPres. This collection contains a number … Continue reading
History Illuminated
On the 2nd of September I get to chat with 2 legends in one day and you get to come along and join in for a gold coin donation! First off is none other than Kate Grenville, who will be … Continue reading
Sydney Jewish Writers Festival!
Another impending event is the Sydney Jewish Writers Festival! Have you seen the program? I’m plotzing myself with joy to be part of this. I’ve got two events, both on Sunday the 27th of August. The first is 830am when … Continue reading
Trauma is trending – new review/article at The Conversation
Traumata author and academic Meera Atkinson has written a beautiful and deeply fascinating piece on Bobish and trauma, as an analytical review which explores Bobish in the context of Dr Ahona Guha’s nonfiction book Reclaim. This is such a tender reading with … Continue reading