Literature

Under the same sky, with different stories

A story reminding us that we don’t belong to one world or the other. We belong to both.

From Melbourne’s West to the world stage; a climate poet’s call to action

Amanda Anastasi was invited to COP30 and even with her experience as a poet and climate communicator, Amanda was struck by the emotion in the room

Recommended reading – December 25

This month, reviews are for House Of Day, House Of Night, The Last Ember: The Aerimander Chornicale Book 1, How Do I Feel Today?, We Saw What You Started, and True South.

Whimsical tales from a Williamstown children’s author

By Hazel Lekkas A cardinal rule of writing is to write about what you know. What does Heidi James, long-time resident of the west’s oldest bayside...

An African Australian mother’s mission to ‘culture keep’ through children books

Teah Mogae is a mother, storyteller, and creator on a mission to keep her culture alive.

In hospital at twilight

A poem by Ted Logan

Potrick the Caterpillar: A local children’s book, written by kids

By Kat Kats As a community, we all know when book week has descended upon us. Seventeen Harry Potters greet us on our morning commute...

Recommended reading – November 25

Book reviews this month are Yilkari, Mega Rich Guinea PIgs, The Life Experiment, and What Did I Miss?

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