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In Conversation - Alice Muhling and Amy lin

On the evening of Thursday 5 December 2019, Emerging Writers’ Festival Director and co-CEO Alice Muhling was in conversation with Perth poet Amy Lin.

In this conversation, Alice and Amy discuss the ins and outs of writers’ festivals: who to know, how to network, festival etiquette, and much more. You can find out more about the Emerging Writers’ Festival here.

Listen to their conversation below.

A photo of Alice Muhling and Amy Lin in conversation.

Part 1 – Alice Muhling and Amy Lin in Conversation

 

Part 2 – Alice Muhling and Amy Lin in Conversation

 

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