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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PROGRAM BY EVENT TYPE
- Artist Presentation (1)
- Exhibition (1)
- Panel (23)
- Performance (3)
- Reading (4)
- Roundtable (7)
- Roving (1)
- Screening (1)
- Special Event (19)
- Workshop (18)
PROGRAM BY CATEGORY
- Art writing (5)
- Comics / Illustration / Graphic Novels (12)
- Fun! (21)
- Grants and Funding (5)
- Ideas and issues (18)
- Journalism / Media (15)
- Life writing / auto / biography (14)
- Magazines & Journals (20)
- New media (4)
- Non-fiction (16)
- Novels (14)
- Performance art (12)
- Playwriting / Theatre (9)
- Poetry (17)
- Project management, organising, festivals (6)
- Screenplays / scripts for TV (5)
- Short Fiction (10)
- Small press & Independent Publishing (17)
- Spoken word (10)
- Web publishing (6)
- Zines (6)
2009 Program Archive
Stop! That's Textual Harrassment!
Editors, Publishers, Curators, and Cool-Kids-In-The-Know talk out their classic writing faux pas. Find out how editors chop, why your work was dropped: the ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ of developing a relationship with the peeps in charge. From pitching articles to delivering on deadline: this one is a must.
| Anna Krien Anna Krien writes journalism when she likes the facts, fiction when she doesn't, and poetry when she's undecided. She is currently working a book on Tasmania for Black Inc and a collection of short stories. A selection of her work can be read www.annakrien.com >> Also featuring in... | Bhakthi Puvanenthiran Bhakthi Puvanenthiran is editing Farrago this year. The loves of her life include, but are not limited to: talkback, gossip blogs, teapots and Paul Keating. >> Also featuring in... | Cathy Vallance Cathy Vallance is a writer and secretary of BURN Writers Collective. She also works as an editor for Steve Parish Publishing, Brisbane. >> Also featuring in... |
| David Edgley David never sleeps. Instead he runs Australia's grimiest hip hop publication, Peak Street Magazine, with an iron fist well into the twilight hours. >> Also featuring in... | Dion Kagan Academic researcher of no great distinction moonlighting as arts-scene whore seeks role in independent, community-based publishing organisation as post-millennial freelance editor critic. >> Also featuring in... | James Phelan James Phelan, 29, Melbourne novelist of five books with five more appearing 2010–2011. Written for newspapers, magazines, short-story anthologies etc. Holds MA (Writing), studying PhD. >> Also featuring in... |
| Patrick O'Neil Raconteur, philanderer, hedonist, romantic and traveller. Patrick O'Neil escaped the grind of tabloid journalism for the excess and desperation of the lonely road and wrote a book. >> Also featuring in... | Zoe Barron Zoe Barron is writer, editor and student. She spends most of her time either hunched over a keyboard or the handlebars of her bicycle and will probably have quite bad posture by the time she grows up. >> Also featuring in... |