‘I am no great writer. The victories are small, the learning immense. Sometimes I hit a nerve and sometimes I don’t. But I’m stuck with it, driven by it, addicted to it, haunted and enraged by it, and if I am so lucky, I’ll keep doing it. I have to. And that – as best and as truthfully as I can explain – is why I write the future.’

We’ve been reading a little bit of everything lately, and travelling the world through books, from Armenia to America and revolutionary Russia. Here’s what the staff at the Centre have been reading and plan to read this August. Cassie Watson, Administration Officer After spending most of last month reading Primo Levi’s If This Is a […]

Here at NSW Writers’ Centre we’re not just all about writing – we’re also about reading! Reading is how writers are born, it’s how they hone their craft, it’s what happens when the writing’s done. You can’t have one without the other. Here’s our latest instalment in this ongoing series of posts, this month we […]