Favourite piece of lutruwitan/tasmanian nature writing?

Everyone should come see Noreen at AMSN AMSN6 conference in nipaluna/Hobart! It's going to be amazing!

Call for Papers for the Australasian Modernist Studies Network 2024 Conference: Modernism and modernity at the edge
University of Tasmania, 11-13 December 2024 amsn.org.au/amsn6-call-for…

For everyone interested in #Antarctica and the arts!
#CreativeAntarctica MAGNETIC QUIET ZONE: audio/video installation by Philip Samartzis, Sean Williams, Marty Walch. Hobart, 17–19 April. Reserve through Theatre Royal theatreroyal.com.au/shows/magnetic…
University of Tasmania English at UTAS @Antarctichass

Time to boast about our international keynotes at the AMSN 6 conference, 'Modernism and modernity at the edge' University of Tasmania in December! We are beyond excited to be hosting Noreen Masud (Bristol) and Prof. Thomas S. Davis (Ohio). 💫💫💫

Robbie Arnott with our first years talking about lively descriptive writing, dead cliches, and big wet herons

We are delighted to announce that Keely Jobe has joined the Island team as our new Nonfiction Editor.

Keely is a writer of fiction and non-fiction living on the east coast of lutruwita/Tasmania and tutors. She also tutors and lectures University of Tasmania

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RSVP to our first editorial information session for 2024 on pitching to Australian literary journals.

Join us for a conversation about literary journals, connect with other writers, and get inspired to start developing your pitches! All details below.
events.humanitix.com/sydney-review-…

The first edition I worked on from the other side of the desk, so it will always have a very special place in my heart! Welcome to the world, intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Thank you so much Lorna PF for the opportunity to learn from you and the rest of the team 🙏

Amanda Lohrey in conversation with Michelle Cahill
Stella University of Tasmania English at UTAS
This interview on hope and trust in literature held at The Hedberg Centre can be viewed here:
youtube.com/watch?v=_Pip_L…
Stella Prize shortlist to be announced Thursday 4 April ✨👈🏽

Applications are now open for the University of Tasmania Hedberg Writer-in-Residence: utas.edu.au/community-and-…

Miles Franklin-winning Goorie author Melissa Lucashenko on the importance of historical fiction in recovering First Nations knowledges, experiences and stories.

Unlocked and free to read until 14 March: griffithreview.com/articles/alway…

To all the phenomenal women in our reading, publishing and writing community: Happy International Women's Day! We celebrate your strength, your stories, and your voices.

Applications for the Hedberg Writer-in-Residence program for 2024 are open until March 31. The successful applicant receives $30,000 (a $20,000 stipend plus accommodation in Hobart valued at $10,000). More details are here (Australian residents only): utas.edu.au/community-and-…

New one (at last) from me on settler-colonialism, the cursed dream of freehold, and the loss of my family home. Stoked to be back in Overland Journal — feels like home.
overland.org.au/2024/03/freeho…

Welcome to our first issue for 2024, beautifully timed to 'hit the shelves' later this month to coincide with UNESCO World Poetry Day and Tasmania Reads Week.
islandmag.com/next-issue

With Gerald Murnane enjoying a surge in readership in the UK with the re-publication of his 1988 novel Inland, what better time to revisit Emmett Stinson’s (Emmett Stinson) lucid study of the idiosyncratic writer’s important work?

Order your copy at bit.ly/3vSFQAB.

Significantly upping the ante in the provision of end-of-semester baked goods

Adventures in theory University of Tasmania from Foucault to Aileen Moreton-Robinson, Xine Yao, Sara Ahmed, bell hooks, Bénédicte Boisseron, John Berger, Hagar Kotef, David McNally & more, talking vampiric capital, happiness, debt, animality, white possessiveness, unfeelingness, unhomeliness ...

I loved this episode of Beyond the Zero podcast (Beyond The Zero Podcast): an interview with Emmett Stinson about the Australian author Gerald Murnane.

open.spotify.com/episode/5nwhly…