EP3 of Creative Conversations podcast now available! Featuring @MeriFatin chairing a panel of 3 writers who write for and about children: #cleverman creator Ryan Griffen, YA writer Dianne Touchell and Chinese scifi writer Xia Jia bit.ly/2PKLbQo

EP3 of Creative Conversations podcast now available! Featuring @MeriFatin chairing a panel of 3 writers who write for and about children: #cleverman creator Ryan Griffen, YA writer Dianne Touchell and Chinese scifi writer Xia Jia bit.ly/2PKLbQo

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

Xi Chuan will participate in a panel including Eleanor Goodman—probably the most prolific and accomplished translator of contemporary Chinese poetry into English today—and recent winner at the Queensland Literary Awards, Michael Farrell. The panel will be chaired by Lucas Klein.

As a primer for our upcoming Creative Conversations panel in Shanghai on Nov 7: Eleanor Goodman reviewing Lucas Klein's translation of Note on the Mosquito Coast quarterlyconversation.com/notes-on-the-m…

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

Xi Chuan will participate in a panel including Eleanor Goodman—probably the most prolific and accomplished translator of contemporary Chinese poetry into English today—and recent winner at the Queensland Literary Awards, Michael Farrell. The panel will be chaired by Lucas Klein.

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

Xi Chuan will participate in a panel including Eleanor Goodman—probably the most prolific and accomplished translator of contemporary Chinese poetry into English today—and recent winner at the Queensland Literary Awards, Michael Farrell. The panel will be chaired by Lucas Klein.

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Very pleased with our poster for Creative Conversations Shanghai! Live-streaming on bilibili next Wednesday!

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

Essay: "Why China Shouldn’t Exorcise Its Ghost Stories: China’s classical ghost stories teach us that not all hauntings are to be feared" by Hannah Lund in Sixth Tone sixthtone.com/news/1003133/w…

Xi Chuan will participate in a panel including Eleanor Goodman—probably the most prolific and accomplished translator of contemporary Chinese poetry into English today—and recent winner at the Queensland Literary Awards, Michael Farrell. The panel will be chaired by Lucas Klein.

Very excited to announce that one of China’s most influential contemporary poets, Xi Chuan, is participating in Creative Conversations on Nov 7 in Shanghai. The session will be live streamed and recorded for our podcast and youtube channel Paper Republic bit.ly/2EJAg8J

EP4 of Creative Conversations now launched. It features Liz Byrski, Beth Yahp and Brooke Davis discussing the concept of Age and how it is represented in writing. This is the last episode of the first series of our podcast. brooke davis cawc.curtin.edu.au/creative-conve…

Today we farewell Prof Liz Byrski, who is retiring from Curtin University. Liz Byrski was our founding director in 2015, but has been with the university since long before it was even known as Curtin, when she began teaching print journalism at the WAIT in 1984. We wish Liz all the best

Contemporary #Chinese #Poetry in #Translation includes terrific work. Huge collaboration w/ IPSIUC China Australia Writing Centre & Fudan University. 12 poems, 17 translators. bit.ly/2EX6u1h @AusCouncilArts @Creative_Vic - want collab? You got it. Props to alice whitmore j cya a