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An interactive workshop for writing successful thrillers.
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Experts give writers practical advice on publishing, funding and getting the attention your work deserves.
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A celebration of Australian writing on the eve of the Sydney Writer’s Festival.
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Leading Australian literary critic Geordie Williamson discusses his new book The Burning Library with Tegan Bennett Daylight.
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Find out how to maximise your chance of success using crowdfunding.
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Helen Trinca discusses her new book, Madeleine: A Life of Madeleine St John, in conversation with Geordie Williamson.
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Three editors talk about the complexities and challenges of editing another’s work.
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Editor and publisher Rebecca Starford teaches you the mechanics of editing and drafting in order to make your manuscript shine. (repeat)
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Benjamin Law teaches the fundamental skills needed for writing stories magazine want.
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Editor and publisher Rebecca Starford teaches you the mechanics of editing and drafting in order to make your manuscript shine.
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A discussion of what is making news headlines today with The Sydney Morning Herald’s journalists and Amelia Lester.
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James Wood, Geordie Williamson and Jane Gleeson-White talk with Tegan Bennett Daylight about the books that inspire them.
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A discussion of the journalistic issues tackled in this burgeoning non-fiction realm of documentary.
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A one day seminar looking at the current state of publishing for Australian writers.
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Hilary Teeman, Frederique Polet and Annette Barlow talk fabulous female fiction with Caroline Overington.
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Three of Sydney’s most in-the-know booksellers and tastemakers share secrets and recommend their favourite books.
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Joseph Brennan, Amanda Hayward, Lauren Beukes and David Large talk fan fiction.
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How is technology is changing the role of the author?
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Satirists converge to discuss and celebrate satire in Australian journalism.
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The Big Read this year brings together Australian and international guests.
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Damon Young gives a unique presentation about ancient bedfellows, gardens and literature.
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Robert Greene will challenge all of your basic assumptions about creative thinking.
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A discussion about the state of reviews in Australian media.
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A celebration of the best in Australian book design.
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Benjamin Law teaches the fundamental skills needed for writing stories magazine want. (repeat)
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Introducing the winner of the inaugural Stella Prize, Carrie Tiffany, and the importance of a prize of one’s own.
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For those who love books as precious objects, and love their beauty, smell and feel!
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Julienne van Loon, Jim Hearn and Katerina Cosgove discuss the future of the novella with Julianne Schultz.
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The ins and outs of book design with a panel fresh from the 61st APA Book Design Awards.
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News leaders reveal success stories and lessons learned at the coalface of the transformed newsroom.
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What is the state of literary criticism today and why is it so important to have a robust culture of criticism?
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What it is that makes particular books worldwide phenomenons?
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Announcement of the winner of the annual Finch Memoir Prize.
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Is technology changing how and what we read?
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Expert panellists discuss the revival of literary journals and where they are heading next.
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Amanda Lohrey launches the 2013 UTS Anthology, The Evening Lands.
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Newtown Review of Books launches SpinelessWonders’ annual anthology of entertaining prose poetry and microfiction.
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Join us for a night of celebration at the 2013 ABIAs.
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The announcement of the winner of the 2012 award, followed by a rehearsed reading of the play.
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Join Eli Horowitz, Josephine Rowe, Krissy Kneen, and Sam Cooney on The Silent History.
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