By Lydia Roberts What's the worst that could happen?
By Lydia Roberts ILLUSTRATOR Sandy Flett wants to draw out our inner child.
"Illustrating children’s books is a way of reconnecting with our own childhood." By Lydia Roberts UNE lecturer in writing, Ariella Van Luyn, says readers want historical fiction to feel authentic "This might be a bit creepy for some, but I also like walking in cemeteries to find out about how people lived and died."
by Lydia Roberts Move out of pain into health & resilience Eva Knörles takes a ‘whole body’ approach to address pains associated with repetitive movements experienced by creatives - writers, illustrators, musicians, makers ...
Pitch Independent — Sophie Masson (NEWC Chairwoman)As one of the three co-ordinators for the New England Writers’ Centre’s big Pitch Independent program, I am happy to report that it was a brilliant success!
The prep day two weeks ago went really well, with lots of people getting advice and practising their pitches in front of local publishing professionals. We hosted a fantastic lineup of some of Australia’s best small and independent book publishers and literary magazine editors, who participated in a lively and engaging symposium, heard lots of one-on-one pitches from writers in all genres as well as illustrators, and generally gave generously, and warmly, of their time, knowledge and expertise. |
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