Later this month, I’m appearing on two panels at the inaugural Australian Short Story Festival, which runs from 21-23 October in Perth. Sue at Whispering Gums wrote about the festival last month. I’m appearing on “Voices from the West” at 11am on 22 October, with Bindy Pritchard and Donna Mazza, chaired by Charlotte Guest. Then at 3:30pm I’m on “The Importance of Structure” with Michelle Cahill and Vahri McKenzie, chaired by Susan Midalia. To celebrate the festival, and prepare for the panels, I’ll be blogging about short stories for the next three weeks – both here as I reflect on stories I have read and written and on my biography blog to contemplate the stories of Katharine Susannah Prichard.
Australian Short Story Festival
01 Saturday Oct 2016
Posted news, Series: Short Stories (2016)
in
I enjoyed Laurie Steed’s workshop here in Busselton and the ‘third way’ in short stories.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Great to hear – no one better to learn about short stories from
LikeLike
Thanks for the mention Nathan. I’ll try to check out your short story posts, though next week I’m busy in Sydney on family business. Would rather be reading! I so wish I could get to the festival. What better time of year to be west too!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Happy travels Sue. Your blog is always ahead of me! Great to have your blogging to engage with.
LikeLike
And I enjoy yours … looking forward to seeing that biography one day!
LikeLike
Pingback: Re-reading my first short story 20 years later; or, confessions of a coal-powered writer – The annotations of Nathan Hobby
Pingback: Kiss on the Lips and Other Stories by Katharine Susannah Prichard: a review | A Biographer in Perth
Pingback: Twenty tiny chapters: why structure matters in short stories – The annotations of Nathan Hobby
Pingback: Structurally speaking – The annotations of Nathan Hobby
Pingback: A working writer: N’goola and Other Stories by Katharine Susannah Prichard | A Biographer in Perth
Pingback: Donna Mazza’s “The Exhibit” – The annotations of Nathan Hobby
Pingback: The incredible shrinking novel which became a short story – The annotations of Nathan Hobby