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Australian writers, 1915-1950.

• Authors : Samuels, Selina

Subjects: Australian literature -- 20th century -- Bio-bibliography -- Dictionaries; Authors, Australian -- 20th century -- Biography -- Dictionaries; Australian literature -- 20th century -- Dictionaries

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Safety signals and security guards: when did Australian writers' festivals become so fraught? Perth writers' weekend has a risk-management plan, as a culture war brews ahead of Adelaide writers' week. How can organisers keeps festivals safe without watering them down?Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email; Perth writers' weekend has a risk-management plan, as a culture war brews ahead of Adelaide writers' week. How can organisers keeps festivals safe without watering them down?Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). February 23, 2024

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James Bradley's summer: fig trees, cicadas and the warm possibility of night; In Sydney's densely developed inner west, this season has as much to do with the rhythms of urban life as it does with weatherThis is part of a series in which great Australian writers tell us about their summers away from the beachFind more essential summer reading.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2024.

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'We'd come here to get away from bickering about screens but had plunged back further: to the Eocene'; Other families have spread on to the finest beaches -- but how often do you travel an inner-city waterway and happen upon 'bats, bats, bats, and more bats'?This is part of a series in which great Australian writers tell us about their summers away from the beach.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2024.

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James McKenzie Watson's summer: heat that could roast a chook and wombats hogging the fan; When Dubbo records its sixth 40C day in a row, here's what we do: we keep our commitments, then we go inside. And we don't. Come. OutThis is the first in a series in which great Australian writers tell us about their summers away from the beach.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2023.

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Fellowship of Australian Writers

• Source: Gale Business Insights. Jan 01, 2022

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A new chapter for Australian writers.

• Source: Premium Official News. 2023.

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Australia: Major boost for Australian writers.

• Source: TendersInfo News. 2023.

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Major boost for Australian writers.

• Source: Premium Official News. 2023.

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Screen Australia and Australian Writers' Guild announce The Creators initiative.

• Source: Premium Official News. 2022.

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Literary archives in the digital age: issues and encounters with Australian writers.

• Authors : Molloy, Kevin

• Source: Archives & Manuscripts; Nov2019, Vol. 47 Issue 3, p327-342, 16p

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Top Australian writers call for climate action to be at the centre of election.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2022.

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Muslim Australian writers have a lot to say. Our books ought to be as common as Vegemite; Muslim writers are defined by the urge to share what is good and beneficial, but we are frequently rejected by mainstream publishersGet our free news app ; get our morning email briefing.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2021.

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The art of the steal: 'I have poached shamelessly from my enemies'; When writers 'borrow heavily' from people they know, is it theft? Australian writers weigh in on limits of creative licence.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2021.

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'Not defensible, not debatable': Charlotte Wood makes impassioned plea for Australian writers; Wood, Helen Garner and Christos Tsiolkas front a parliamentary inquiry into the arts to demand better support for their local industry.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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As I mourn my mother the pandemic rolls on. Is the whole world, like me, frozen in grief? I try to make sense of her sudden absence but every hour, every minute, brings some new and usually terrifying development This is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020; I try to make sense of her sudden absence but every hour, every minute, brings some new and usually terrifying development This is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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'We dodged a bullet, but of course it circled back around': literary festivals look beyond lockdown; Covid-19 forced many Australian writers' festivals to cancel live events and head online. As restrictions ease, some changes may have a longer shelf life.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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'One touch away from dust': burnt leaves and ash a metaphor for our catastrophic times; Living through the California wildfires and the Australian bushfires bring to mind a doomsday tale from the 1980sThis is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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After everything this year, what we hear when we listen to birdsong has changed; Amid the lockdowns, the sounds and sights of birds reminded me, most of all, of the extent of our connections to one anotherThis is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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As time becomes kaleidoscopic, I find it unbearable to think too far into my children's future; 'Stop the world' the musical hero said whenever things went wrong. I've been feeling this way for a few years nowThis is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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As our former lives dissolve into uncertainty, facts are something solid to cling to; Misinformation and dangerous conspiracy theories thrive when people are stressed and alone. At this moment democratic society desperately needs strong journalism This is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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Murray-Darling mismanagement: floods, water theft, and Burke and Wills's camels; The basin has faced challenges throughout history but the system designed to protect it does not factor in a changing climate This is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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Greed, cruelty, consumption: the world is changed yet its worst persists; I have no great hope we will use this chance to transform for the better -- but this is an unconvincing darkness, and we do not have to stay in itThis is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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From the wreck of the pandemic we can salvage and resurrect an inner life; Covid gives us an opportunity to weigh up what truly belongs and what can be left back in the life before the plagueThis is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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In the staggering dislocation of 2020, I think of the many gifts my parents gave me; For most Australians, two events of biblical solemnity will define this year: fire and plague. How should we respond?This is part of a series of essays by Australian writers responding to the challenges of 2020.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2020.

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