Mrs de Winter or Mrs de Winter: A Personal Essay by Rebecca Ferrier
Rebecca explores the contradictory roles women are asked to play in society and how magical feminism can translate that challenging – often surreal – experience onto the page.
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.
Rebecca explores the contradictory roles women are asked to play in society and how magical feminism can translate that challenging – often surreal – experience onto the page.
#EWF21 artist and EWF At Home Residency recipient Beau Windon on gaining confidence and seeking opportunities.
The Emerging Writers’ Festival is looking for members of our extended community to be part of the Program Advisory Committee (PAC) for 2022-2023.
"Mummy knew the rhythm. She could speak like everyone else, but underneath she was just like me."
Elena Macdonald shares with us their reflections on the EWF X Disability Justice Network event Dreaming Disability Justice.
Today, we are pleased to be sharing the work and words of artist, writer, dancer and community worker Raynen Bajette O’Keefe. air & water; deconstructed meme, was first performed as part of EWF21 event Elemental.
Josephine Newman is one of six writers selected for the At Home Residencies program undertaking a fortnight of creative work, supported by EWF, in November and December.
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