RMIT Gazette: Is it really all about the money?
Most of us were taught early on that it’s not polite to discuss money, and in the arts, we take it further.
The Emerging Writers’ Festival acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we live, learn and work, and pays respect to their Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
EWF celebrates the history and contemporary creativity of the world’s oldest living culture.
Most of us were taught early on that it’s not polite to discuss money, and in the arts, we take it further.
"There’s this relationship between careers that are supposed to be driven by passion and there’s this idea then that talking about money is in some way dirty or not pure."
The Gazette speaks with Nayuka Gorrie about First Peoples’ politics in Australian literature.
The RMIT Gazette speaks with Indonesian sci-fi writer Azri Zakkiyah.
Quippings is a collective of queer performers with a disability (“quip” is a mash-up of “crip” and “queer”) who aim to explore an accepted segregation between disability and sex.
At the Dandenong Scriptwriting Workshop we were told to create a list of things we have knowledge or interest in. At the top of my list I wrote bats.
Since Harry Potter the young adult market has boomed and diversified.
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