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Jay Anderson

An absolutely stunning portrait of quite possibly the most handsome young man in Perth, Jay Anderson. He sits in the Centre for Stories library with his hand resting gently on his chin. His hair is perfectly quiffed and he wears golden-rimmed round glasses.

Jay Anderson is a writer, editor, and arts worker. He managed Centre for Stories queer storytelling project, Bright Lights, No City, and sits on their Board. Jay has been published by Margaret River Press and is currently completing a Masters at Curtin University.

Headshot photo credit: Luke Riley

Upcoming Centre for Stories Events
Oct
26
Poetry Workshop (cancelled)
Poetry Workshop is a safe and dynamic space where you can craft your poetry and offer feedback to other poets. Hosted by Siobhan Hodge. Book Online
Two book covers are against a mustard yellow colour: Always another country and The resurrection of Winnie Mandela
Oct
26
Carving a Space for Yourself as a Black Storyteller
AfroHeritage Book Club presents an evening that focuses on carving a space for yourself as a Black storyteller, featuring Sisonke Msimang. Book Online
An illustration of books, cups of cofee, a clock, a candle, and a lamp floating in a light sage green background
Nov
2
Write Night
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! Book Online
Graphic image reading "Big Break Breakfast"
Nov
11
Big Break Breakfast
Hosted by Shenali Perera, join Centre for Stories for a catered social change breakfast. This event is about connecting with like-minded people who are making a positive contribution to our city and creating opportunities for the marginalised. Book Online
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