George Haddad is a writer and artist practicing on Gadigal land. His work explores identity and the limitations of language. In 2016 he won the Viva la Novella prize for Populate and Perish and in 2018 he won the Neilma Sidney prize for his short story Kátharsis. George is a doctoral candidate and sessional tutor at the Writing and Society Research Centre, Western Sydney University. His new novel Losing Face is published in May.
Appearing at
Saturday 21 May, 1:15 PM
George Haddad On Why I’ve Stopped Going to the BarberCarriageworks, Bay 23, Eveleigh
Saturday 21 May, 4:00 PM
Class Dismissed: At the Margins of IdentityCarriageworks, Track 8, Eveleigh
