The Australian Association of Writing Programs

Are you an emerging writer or visual artist?
Island magazine is very pleased to call for submissions to lslet, its new online publishing space.
Islet publishes a free, quarterly collection of small works by emerging writers and visual artists.
For pay rates, maximum word lengths, and detailed submission guidelines, please visit the website: www.islet.com.au <http://www.islet.com.au/>  . Check out the current issue, and drop in to our Conversation page while you’re there.

Hi all

ASAL (Assoc for Study of Aust Lit) is meeting in July this year, in Sydney, and the theme is 'Archive Madness'; Kate Jennings, Christopher Norris, Kate Lilley as keynotes.

 
Call for submissions

Hi all

If you were interested in one of the three workshops we're about to run on this site (on publishing; on the professional life of the writer; on literary scandals/ethics in wriitng) then please do email me with your details. They are filling up, but there's still room in each

best, Jen

Dear all, 

this is for those who maybe haven't received, or haven't opened, the email about the workshops coming up online.

first one: later in September, on editing and publishing, by Nigel Krauth (editor of TEXT)

then, early October, with Jeremy Fisher (executive director of ASA) - on the professional iife of the writer

Hi all
 
UNE is advertising a position at senior lecturer for someone in Writing. The advert is at http://www.une.edu.au/recruit/2009/2009-051-100/209-076.php
 
Applications close 15 June, so drop in and have a look if you're interested in a writing job.
 

For those who haven't seen the call for papers, the 2009 AAWP conference is being held in Hamilton, New Zealand. You can find out more at http://www.wintec.ac.nz/index.asp?PageID=2145828541
 
best, Jen

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ISLAND MAGAZINE

Janene Carey produced the document attached below as part of the research work undertaken for the project that resulted in this website. The material in the document lists the admission policies and definitions for creative research of a number of Australian universities that offer masters and doctoral level training in creative writing.If you have any trouble accessing this material, please contact either Janene or me: but try clicking here  best, jen