Poets to Come
Poets to come! orators singersmusicians to come!
Not to-day is to justify me and answer what I am for
But you a new brood native athletic continental greater than before known
Poets to Come
Poets to come! orators singersmusicians to come!
Not to-day is to justify me and answer what I am for
But you a new brood native athletic continental greater than before known
The meeting today triggered quite a ferment discussion with everyone putting in their piece on the topic of Blue Cards (and all the other cards and approvals the government is now making us jump through).
Arana Writers Group are releasing their latest Arana Anthology tomorrow morning at Arana Library.
For the first time it is also being released on CD with the help of Mike Baguley of Radio YYY 87.6FM.
Special One
In trouble I know you’re in trouble
Wish I could help
Wish I knew what to do
Special One. Special One.
So hot it’s happening all so fast
I want to help
And there’s
The Arana Writers Group that meets at Arana Library are preparing to put together an anthology for publication with an entry by each member of the group.
U3A Writing Group this morning we had some powerful pieces and read them out to the group. Sharing was very deep and Di’s apple fudge cake was to die for.
I read out the piece [url=http://www.transitionthegrove.org.au/index.php/the-heart/173-storytelling]Not
One Book Many Brisbanes: an anthology of Brisbane stories.
Opens 3 September to new and emerging writers.
Here’s your chance to have your short story published in Brisbane City Council’s One
Anna Bartlett of Arana Hills is the author of a children’s book just launched “A Penny in Time” for years 8-12. It is an historical fiction about the different experiences of people living in
No it is not in The Grove. The [url=http://www.brisbanewritersfestival.com.au/]Brisbane Writers Festival[/url] is held at the State Library of Queensland and various other venues from 1-5th September.
BBush poetry will now have a regular venue to enjoy the best of our Australian traditional and modern bush poetry.
On the afternoon of the last Sunday of every second month starting on 31 July Arana