A RANDOM EVENT!
Girls Gone Wild
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PROGRAM BY EVENT TYPE
- Artist Presentation (1)
- Exhibition (1)
- Panel (23)
- Performance (3)
- Reading (4)
- Roundtable (7)
- Roving (1)
- Screening (1)
- Special Event (19)
- Workshop (18)
PROGRAM BY CATEGORY
- Art writing (5)
- Comics / Illustration / Graphic Novels (12)
- Fun! (21)
- Grants and Funding (5)
- Ideas and issues (18)
- Journalism / Media (15)
- Life writing / auto / biography (14)
- Magazines & Journals (20)
- New media (4)
- Non-fiction (16)
- Novels (14)
- Performance art (12)
- Playwriting / Theatre (9)
- Poetry (17)
- Project management, organising, festivals (6)
- Screenplays / scripts for TV (5)
- Short Fiction (10)
- Small press & Independent Publishing (17)
- Spoken word (10)
- Web publishing (6)
- Zines (6)
2009 Program Archive
Bless Me Reader, For I Have Sinned
Keep your flaws and fears shrink-wrapped in a room behind a double-bolted iron door? Writers of confessional work don't. They write them down, read them out - share them in a shine of honesty. Tonight let’s pull up a pew, cringe, and bask in their insightful and embarrassing splendor! Or grab a pad, hit the mic and CONFESS my child.
| ... and everyone else (including you!) >> Also featuring in... | Amber Fresh Amber Fresh writes poetry on a typewriter and makes music in a band called Rabbit Island. Recurrent themes include boys, the Bible and Bukowski. >> Also featuring in... | Matthew Lowe A recipient of an Express Media Mentorship Award, Matthew’s works have appeared in Griffith REVIEW, Through the Clock’s Workings and in titles by Cleis Press. >> Also featuring in... |
| Patrick Pittman Patrick Pittman keeps a lair in darkest Perth, from which he runs Cottonmouth, writes, builds websites, talks on the radio and starts fights. patrickpittman.com >> Also featuring in... | Sean Wilson Sean Wilson is a writer and one half of the two-piece editing team at Melbourne journal stop drop and roll. >> Also featuring in... | Simon Cox Simon Cox helps run and organise Perth's monthly spoken word event, "Cottonmouth" and writes short stories and poems for publication and performance. In 2008 he self-published a chapbook of poetry, Book Lung. >> Also featuring in... |
| Tom Cho Tom Cho is a former NYWF coordinator and the author of Look Who's Morphing, a fiction collection recently published by Giramondo. Visit him at www.tomcho.com >> Also featuring in... |