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Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival | Brimbank & North West - Vimarsana News

Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival | Brimbank & North West

Brimbank Writers and Readers Festival is back with ten days of talks, workshops, activities, and books. The festival will feature […]

Young, emerging artists: Seven rising Australian arts stars to watch in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Young, emerging artists: Seven rising Australian arts stars to watch in 2023

Here are the fresh faces on the arts scene to keep an eye out for this year (though we doubt if you’ll be able to avoid them).

The award that carries serious clout for debut authors - Vimarsana News

The award that carries serious clout for debut authors

The award that carries serious clout for debut authors Save Normal text size Advertisement The Victorian Premier’s award for an unpublished manuscript has a remarkable track record for picking winners. The inaugural winner was Carrie Tiffany in 2003 for Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living, since when winners such as Peggy Frew, Graeme Simsion, Jane Harper, Maxine Beneba Clarke, Melanie Cheng and Christian White have all been published to acclaim, awards and in some cases massive sales. Andre Dao found his narrative voice once he’d given up on the idea of commercial success....

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Laura Jean McKay's pandemic fiction The Animals in That Country wins Victorian Premier's Literary Awards' $100,000 top gong - Vimarsana News

Laura Jean McKay's pandemic fiction The Animals in That Country wins Victorian Premier's Literary Awards' $100,000 top gong

Breaking news Acting CMO Professor Michael Kidd says blood clots suffered by a 44-year-old Melbourne man are "likely" linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine Laura Jean McKay's pandemic fiction The Animals in That Country wins Victorian Premier's Literary Awards' $100,000 top gong Posted MonMonday 1 updated MonMonday 1 FebFebruary 2021 at 9:01am The Animals in That Country took five years of research and writing by Victorian-born writer Laura Jean McKay. ( Print text only Cancel Victorian author Laura Jean McKay has won the top prize at the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards with her debut nov...

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Author who gave voice to animals in a pandemic wins $100,000 prize - Vimarsana News

Author who gave voice to animals in a pandemic wins $100,000 prize

Laura Jean McKay has scooped Australia’s biggest literature prize for The Animals in That Country.