Side Walks 2020
Stories - Side Walks 2020
Side Walks is an annual pop-up storytelling, literature and ideas festival run by Centre for Stories. In unique venues across Perth and Northbridge, Side Walks is a curated whirlwind of talks, performances and readings with a special emphasis on homegrown talent.
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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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Side Walks 2020
My Worst Critic
Garick Lee and Zoe Bradfield share true and personal stories about their biggest critics.Read More -
Side Walks 2020
I Will Not
A TikTok-inspired, lip-sync battle of Julia Gillard’s iconic misogyny speech provides a kicking off point for a discussion about politics, gender equity, and social media. Featuring Sisonke Msimang, Eduardo Araújo and Shenali Perera.Read More -
Side Walks 2020
Lit Live: To Hold the Waves
Combining stories from Centre for Stories’ anthologies Wave after Wave and To Hold the Clouds, Lit Live shares stories from emerging Western Australian writers. Featuring actors Sarah McNeil, Grace Chow, and Darius Williams.Read More -
Side Walks 2020
Indian Matchmaker
In Indian Matchmaker, Rashida Murphy, Gerard D’cruz, and Saadia Ahmed take a closer look at Netflix’s ‘Indian Matchmaking’ and the real-life consequences of the billion-dollar marriage-industrial complex.Read More -
Side Walks 2020
Third Culture Kids
To kick off Side Walks 2020, Chris Lin spoke to emerging writers Gisele Ishimwe, Rafael Gonzalez, and Alexander Te Pohe about identity in the diaspora.Read More