a Walleah Press blog
By Peter Greste, ‘The Guardian’, 15th June 2020 On Monday morning a court in Manila found the pair guilty of “cyberlibel” for a story published in 2012 on the news Continue Reading →
Eddie S. Glaude, Jnr, ‘The New Yorker’, 20th June 2020 Baldwin was hardly naïve about the human capacity for evil, especially in white folk. “If you’re a Negro, you’re in Continue Reading →
Australian Book Review, while congratulating successful applicants, deplores the Australia Council’s decision not to fund it and other literary magazines in the 2021–24 round. For the first time in decades, Continue Reading →
Some of Australia’s most important and innovative arts organisations have lost their federal funding: the lifeline that they had counted on to try and ride out these extraordinary times. The Continue Reading →
By Calla Wahlquist (11th January 2020) Nick Cave, Kevin Rudd, Cheryl Strayed, Peter Carey, Jeff VanderMeer, Benjamin Law and dozens of other authors are auctioning signed copies of their books, Continue Reading →
(Stephanie Convery, ‘The Guardian’, Fri 8th November 2019) Five staff at UWAP will either have their contracts terminated or be made redundant as a consequence of the proposed shut down. Continue Reading →
Jena Woodhouse at ‘foam:e‘ The heartland of Tourniquet lies in the haunted, haunting terrain of its unsettled and unsettling topographies, including the body. As unsparing and unflinching in her gaze as the Continue Reading →
Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore, ‘The Guardian’, 7th October 2017 For her new novel, Bruny, Rose turns her attention to the Tasmanian island of the same name where she holidayed growing up and Continue Reading →
When23 Aug 2019 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Location: Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, 91 Murray Street, Hobart 7000 Join us to celebrate the publication of Ron Moss’ Continue Reading →