Aug 21, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Centre for Stories

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Building on from the success of the Liminal workshop with Leah McIntosh, the Centre for Stories is pleased to host another meeting. This time we will have a get together for people who want to start a journal.

This will be an introduction for emerging practitioners on how to get a publication up and running. So far, we have focused on writers in particular, and, also supported editors. This time we want to encourage the whole ecosystem to flower. What that means is getting people in a room and talking about the next steps in a collective journey to establish your own publication.

We need photographers, writers, journalists, editors, administrators, graphic designers, social media communicators, and friends to come along and find a way to collaborate. This is about working together to make the Perth literary scene even more vibrant.

You can come along by filling out the form below, and, we will let you know if your application to attend has been accepted.

Please note, this is a private event by invitation only. If you are interested in participating, please email info@centreforstories by 14 August 2019 with your inquiry.

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  Robert Wood

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  Dr. Robert Wood (BA, B.Econ, Hons, AM, PhD) is interested in community, ideas and language, and the author of five books with an international profile. In 2021, he is one of ten Westpac Social Change Fellows. Robert was an Endeavour Research Fellow at Columbia University from 2017 to 2018 working with Nobel, Booker and Pulitzer Winners. In 2018, he was a Copyright Agency Emerging Critic with Sydney Review of Books, and had a monthly column with the Los Angeles Review of Books from 2017 to 2020. Between 2013 and 2016, he edited for the journals Cordite, Peril, and Overland, and was on the Faculty of The School of Life in Melbourne. Robert is responsible for developing partnerships with artists and social change organisations; planning a program of activities, including writing, publishing and mentoring; quality control of all creative outputs; and implementing best-practice models that improve wellbeing.      

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