Peril news
Peril number 6 “Passing failing” has been released. It is an asian-australian arts and culture on line magazine that I have the privilege of working with a number of talented people on. Check it out at www.peril.com.au
Issue 7 is looking for contributors and for once Peril can pay people thanks to the generosity of the Australian Arts Council. Again check it out at www.peril.com.au
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The Asian-Australian scene
about 2 months ago - No comments
Yesterday I was interviewed by The Age in the leadup to my play Silence’s third season. Robin Usher, The Age’s Senior Theatre Editor, asked me whether there was a thriving Vietnamese-Australian arts scene that he didn’t know about. After I named a few names and activities he said he thought it was thriving – so More >
Emerging Writers Festival and this week
about 1 year ago - No comments
I spoke about Peril at a panel today titled “The Revolution will be downloaded”. Rachel Hills talked about using the web to promote yourself and interconnect with people, and Angela Meyer talked about her cultural blog literary-minded. James Stuart talked about New Media and really was the only one who used multimedia in a creative More >
Growing peril
about 1 year ago - No comments
Peril had incorporated in September and got it’s first grant from the Australia council of the arts!
Peril is also helping out the casula powerhouse with it’s writing Asia program. Very happy about this peril is growing wings! Also I got into the doctorate at uws. I’ll be working with nicholas jose and gail jones More >
free at last- almost
about 2 years ago - No comments
I wrote the 80 word “intention to submit” statement for my masters in creative writing today- free at last- almost! I’ve found the journey really interesting, without Kathleen Fallon I would have quit all together. I have learnt that I can write academic discourse in english literature at postgraduate level and I’ve read a lot More >
