Stories - Heartlines
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- Story Collections:
- All Stories
- Against All Odds
- Hear Our Voice
- Backstories 2022
- Game Changers
- My Art, My Armadale
- Death and Dying
- Everyone Deserves a Place to Call Home
- Zooming In
- Side Walks 2021
- Backstories 2021
- Forbidden Love
- Words to Live By
- Untold Stories of Perth
- Out of Touch: COVID Stories from WA
- Journal
- Rule Breakers
- On The Page
- 16 Days, 16 Stories
- Saga Sisterhood
- Food, Faith and Love in WA
- Roaring Nineties
- Special Stories
- Bright Lights, No City
- A Mile in My Shoes
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- Interview Collections:
- All Stories
- Breaking Blueprints
- Green Leaves
- Heartlines
- On The Table
- Five Minutes With
- Singapore Hot Takes
- Off the Shelf
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Heartlines
Faiza Bokhari
“It’s been a joy to come and write in an environment that is both calming and inspiring. To be surrounded by people who celebrate creativity and all have different skill sets has helped me think outside the box.”
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Jayelan Lee
“I love writing poems at the Bibra lake Wetlands, with nature all around us.”
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Naomi Lake
“I am passionate about children’s literacy because reading and writing has opened the world for me.”
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Sarah Joyce
“I love telling stories and I think stories are what drives us, as humans.”
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Hojeswinee Kanagarajah
"Every time I write, I get to experience and learn about something new, things I probably would have never known about in my day-to-day life."Read More -
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Jose da Costa
"I write because, since the country of my birth, Timor-Leste became independent in 2002, I have wanted to share the stories of how our people have survived. Such stories are still too few and far between, especially in English."Read More -
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Jo Abraham
"It actually doesn't matter where or how you start, just that you do and you don't give up. What may look pathetically embarrassing one day, may make for great editable material the next day, at nothing else, it may make you laugh one day."Read More -
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Franchesca Walker
"When I think of the Centre for Stories, two Māori concepts come to mind: manaakitanga and whanaungatanga. Manaakitanga is the process of showing respect, generosity and care for others while whanaungatanga is a relationship that’s developed through shared experiences and ultimately results in a shared sense of belonging."Read More -
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Zahina Shah
"I use writing to express my thoughts about the world and raise awareness on human rights through creative writing. It overwhelms at times to hear things and as a Muslim I’d like to raise more awareness about the discrimination we face and bring a new, positive perspective on my faith."Read More