We produce and share stories to encourage a more inclusive society.
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"I am standing here in front of you speaking, not as an expert, but as a Zimbabwean-born African-Australian writer who has more than a few things to say."
Upcoming Events
Nov
12
Do you struggle to carve out distraction free writing time? Are you looking for a safe group environment to work on your writing? Would you like to meet other writers in your community? Then this group is for you!
Nov
12
The SFF Collective is a group that meets regularly to discuss topics relating to SFF books and share book recommendations across the genre.
Nov
19
Poetry Workshop is a safe and dynamic space where you can craft your poetry and offer feedback to other poets. Hosted by Siobhan Hodge.
Nov
20
Fem Book Club is an introduction to a diverse range of texts by women about women.
Stories
"I see myself becoming a surgeon. In two years time, I’ll be a doctor, and then I will definitely specialise as a surgeon. In six years time, I will be seeing myself, my parents, and my siblings in a really nice house—that I paid for—and it's going to be an amazing house."
"Satire is a powerful tool which many Aboriginal people who’ve lived on reserves, as I did, use and, have used to reply and make comment with and upon the world."
"This generation rarely writes about the traumas of the politics of the past – of the Aceh conflict."
On the evening of 2 April 2019, romance authors Rachael Johns and Michael Trant shared their individual journeys to publication at Literary Mixers.
"Poetry exists to validate the inner life. It is a vital art form that is a tangible documentation of the potentialities of language to capture the dynamic movement of consciousness."
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To create a vibrant, inclusive arts and cultural organisation that uses storytelling to inspire cohesion and understanding through rich and diverse programs.