Readings, events and launches

 

The Literary Interface: 2018 Literary Studies Convention

This convention will bring together scholars working across the broad field of literary studies to discuss the literary as an interface between different forms of knowledge and processes of knowledge formation, looking at questions of how and through what means the literary is communicated, represented, negotiated, and remade.

Site-specific Works at Avantwhatever Festival 2018

A guided walk led by Polly Stanton through site specific works by Bonny Cassidy, Melissa Deerson, Jason Kahn, Richard Kamerman and Jacqui Shelton. Meeting at the corner of Victoria St & Weigall St in Brunswick East at 12pm and lasting a little over an...

Melbourne Spoken Word Presents Brandon Wint

Saturday July 21 7pm-10.30pm Howler Melbourne  7-11 Dawson St Brunswick VIC 3056 Tickets: $18.53/$15.54 $25/$20 on the door Melbourne Spoken Word is proud to bring you Canadian spoken word artist and teaching poet, Brandon Wint. Brandon Wint will be...

Blakwork: a reading and yarn with Alison Whittaker

Join Alison and special guests for a reading, followed by a discussion with Ellen Van Neerven about the new book, which will be for sale on the night. Presented by the Melbourne Visiting Poets Program 2018, in partnership with Australian Poetry, Melbourne Spoken Word and the RMIT non/fictionLab.

Bella Li at The Paperback Salon (Melb)

Wednesday 11 July, 6pm Paperback Bookshop 60 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Join Paperback Salon for an evening of reading and conversation with award-winning poet, Bella Li. The Salon Series brings together our community of writers and readers in a program...

Launch (Melb): Satan Repentant by Michael Aiken

Join Michael Aiken for the Melbourne launch of his latest collection, Satan Repentant. Satan Repentant was written as part of the Australian Book Review's fellowship program, under the tutelage of David Malouf. The book is published by the UWAP Poetry...

Jane Hirshfield Reading: University of Melbourne

This is an opportunity to listen to the work of one of America’s most outspoken and deeply influential voices in poetry, feminism and intellectual life. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion.

Josh Stenberg: Contemporary Chinese Poetry

June 28, 3.00pm Rogers Room, Woolley Building, University of Sydney (Rm N397, Bldg A20) Josh Stenberg is talking to Sydney University’s Poetry and Poetics Network about key contemporary Chinese poets who he has been invited to translate.  Translation as...