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Home Currents

Emerging practitioners from the Centre for Stories’ Indian Ocean Mentoring Project, Priya Kahlon, Raihanaty A Jalil & Rushil D’Cruz, read from creative works in progress, focusing on identity, place and belonging.

Home Currents was held at the Centre for Stories on 19 February 2019 as part of Perth Festival Writers Week 2019. Emerging practitioners from the Centre’s Indian Ocean Mentoring Project read from creative works in progress, focusing on identity, place and belonging. Facilitated by Sisonke Msimang.

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Copyright © 2019 Priya Kahlon, Raihanaty A Jalil and Rushil D’Cruz

This recording has been licensed to the Centre for Stories by the Storytellers. For reproduction and distribution of this recording please contact the Centre for Stories.

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