My writing career was born on the back of identity crisis — not only as a fair-skinned Aboriginal woman, but as an English- speaking Australian in the world, as a citizen of a privileged, colonised country. I am a product of our black and white history and that unsettled me. In 2004 and 2005, I […]

‘The walls are the history of Australian literature and it feels special to be a part of it’ – 2019 Varuna Fellowship winner Kaya Wilson reflects on his time at Varuna Writers’ House.

Writing NSW senior program officer Ashley Kalagian Blunt reflects on the process of providing quality courses to writers during the pandemic.