Therese Lloyd, Kate Duignan and Michele A’Court discuss publishing their second books. Chaired by Chris Tse.
This was the best way to end Litcrawl Extended 2018: Thanks Chris Tse! I wish I’d been to more that you had curated.
Bringing Down the Man: Michele A’Court, Sasha Borissenko, Lizzie Marvelly and Zoya Patel discuss feminism and activism at Litcrawl Extended, Verb 2018.
Bilingual Future: Scotty Morrison (Ngāti Whakaue) and Doireann Ní Ghríofa talk about their hopes for a bilingual future at Verb 2018.
I really struggled to keep up with this one and, as a consequence, didn’t even try to draw the chair. Scotty Morrison is amazing. Doireann’s poetry was good too but I’d run out of space to quote it.
Litcrawl 2018 Stage 2: Bad Diaries Salon – featuring Rajorshi Chakraborti, Rob Doyle, Tracy Farr, Chris Price and Kate Camp.
The rules were that I couldn’t quote the diaries. Thanks, David, for the idea to include empty word balloons.
Litcrawl 2018 Stage 1: Meet the Starling Residents – featuring Eleanor Morton, Ruby Solly, Isabelle McNeur, Aimee-Jane Anderson-O’Connor, essa may ranapiri and Rebecca Hawkes.
Anxiety Understood: Riki Gooch, Danyl Mclachlan, Kirsten McDougall, Anthony Byrt and editor, Naomi Arnold discuss their contributions to Headlands: New Stories of Anxiety, a collection of writing about anxiety.
Writing Outsiders: Dame Fiona Kidman, Amy Head and Rob Doyle in discussion with Anna Smaill at Litcrawl Extended, Verb 2018.
No Country Woman: Zoya Patel in discussion with Kiran Dass at Litcrawl Extended, Verb 2018.
Kidscrawl: The wonderful writers and illustrators of Annual provided a treasure-hunt, story-making adventure at Verb 2018. Featuring: Giselle Clarkson, Kate Camp, Bill Manhire, David Larsen and others.
Kaveh Akbar in discussion with Kim Hill at Meow Bar for Litcrawl Extended, Verb 2018.
“Why am I talking about myself in the second person?” – Kaveh Akbar
(I think Kim Hill might have interesting linguistic effects on poets – someone should do a study.)
So good.
