Judi Morison has won the 2022 Boundless Mentorship for her family saga, When Grandmothers Speak, set in Queensland and northern NSW in the 1950s.

“To start off you only need a good bio, books (or future books), services (if you offer services), a way for people to contact you and a good pic of yourself.”

Take a look at the great things we’ve read in March — a new literary newsletter focused on recycling gold gems, an essay on diversity within the broader literary ecosystem, a novel form a Pulitzer Prize winning author and more!

Ali shared her insights on publishing and philanthropy, and shared tips on how writers can best engage with publishers.

Fill your March with these wonderful writing events. There’s a range of online and in person events to keep you going, including film festivals, award announcements, poetry readings, the Blak & Bright satellite event at Writing NSW and a good showing for live theatre!

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“Research is daunting, but its fruits can be deeply satisfying.”

“Drafting is just one stage of a writing project: there’s a time to create characters, a time to edit, a time to work on plot problems… You can have a productive day without writing a word.”

Take a look at the great things you’ve been reading this past year — lots of new work on this list! Go you, supporting each other! And revisiting some old ground with fondness.