ASAL postgraduates are warmly invited to submit an essay for the A.D. Hope prize.The A.D. Hope Prize is awarded to the best essay based on a paper presented by a postgraduate ASAL member at the 2021 ASAL conference (aka. Texts and Their Limits symposium). The essay judged the...
Elizabeth McMahon (School of Arts and Media, UNSW) is presenting the next paper in the seminar series for the new Centre for Australian Literary Cultures (CALC).via zoom on Thursday August 19, 4.30-6pm.Jessica Anderson published four novels between 1970 and 1980: The Last Man’s Head (1970), The Commandant (1975), Tirra Lirra by...
Welcome Event (online) | 1:30pm Thursday 19 August 2021, University of Sydney“The Charles Perkins Centre requires a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach, and it has been fascinating to see how our innovative research can intersect with the arts – with powerful and often emotional effect.”Professor Stephen SimpsonAcademic...
2022 RTP RECONNECTING TO RIVERS INDIGENOUS CREATIVE WRITING PHD Applications close: 30 August 2021 ‘Reconnecting to Rivers’ is a Curtin research project that explores how waterways of the Swan Coastal Plain have been utilised, managed and valued over time, both by Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members. The...
a symposium on the work of Amanda Lohrey 18 November, from 10am-4pm, at Australian National University in Canberra ‘It’s a strange relationship you have with a reader. You don’t see them. You don’t know them. It’s kind of like sending out a message in a bottle. And...
AMANDA LOHREY, ‘GRAND DESIGNS: WRITING THE DOMESTIC DWELLING IN THE NOVEL.’ The Association for the Study of Australian Literature, Copyright Australia Cultural Fund, and ANU School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics present the 2021 ASAL Patrons Lecture by Miles Franklin award-winning writer, Amanda...
CARPENTARIA BY ALEXIS WRIGHT: “A SELF-GOVERNING LITERATURE THAT BELONGS TO PLACE” https://www.univ-brest.fr/hcti/menu/Actualites/Appels___Communication/Carpentaria In-person and virtual conference. “The imaginative literary mind is as boundless as it is borderless and bountiful in its way, finding ways of powerfully creating anew the already imagined with the unimagined or unimaginable.”Alexis Wright [1]This international...
Thursday 5 August, 4.30-6pm, zoom.Fiona Morrison is presenting the next paper in the seminar series for the new Centre for Australian Literary Cultures. Titled ‘Deep Digging’: Henry Handel Richardson, Transnational Allegory and the Unsettled Epic’, it is happening via zoom on Thursday 5 August, 4.30-6pm.Contact [email protected] for...
Congratulations to the poets shortlisted for the 2021 Mary Gilmore Award:Luke Best, Cadaver Dog (University of Queensland Press)Chris Brown, Hotel Universo (Puncher & Wattmann)Ella Jeffery, Dead Bolt (Puncher & Wattmann)Em König, Breathing Plural (Cordite)Thuy On, Turbulence (UWAP) ...
Thursday June 17, 4.30-6pm, to take place via zoom. Please join us on zoom for the next paper in ANU's new Centre for Australian Literary Cultures (CALC) seminar series. Professor Nicole Moore will be presenting on the Australasian book society and the making of working class literary cultures....
