“My primary purpose for reading is still, always pleasure, and paying attention to craft is part of the enjoyment for me.”

“… a distinction must be made between the artform of fiction or writing for oneself or journaling. Both are important, but they serve different purposes.”

Fill your May with these wonderful writing events. There’s a range of online and in person events to keep you going, including a festivals, panel discussions, lectures, historic tours, book launches, live theatre and more!

‘But really, I don’t care what the trope is — in the hands of a skilled writer, even the most tried and possibly tired trope can be delivered in a fresh and entertaining way.’

“The better you understand the intricacies of good writing, the more powerfully you can write about any aspect of your life.”

The words writing and community are inseparable in my creative practice. I write about and for my Aboriginal Community and also within the broader community of writers and the reading public.

Fill your April with these wonderful writing events. There’s a range of online and in person events to keep you going, including a fundraiser for Lismore Library, poetry readings, prize announcements, panel discussions, and a good showing for live theatre!

“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.”

We are all writers here. Let’s talk.