focused on Aust reading, writing and publishing, CALC honours foundations of Aust. lit at the ANU while connecting with global networks of literature and media.
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My poem, 'Thylacine Song', in Rabbit Poetry Journal 40: Extinction:
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We are now inviting abstracts for our annual conference for 2025! The conference will be held in partnership with the International Auto/Biography Association Asia-Pacific, on the theme of: The Story and The Self: Navigating Truth Genres in Literature. asal.org.au/conferences/call…
ALT The image is pale pink with black text, with an black illustration of a megaphone in the bottom left corner. The text of the image reads: "Call for Papers: ASAL & IABA Asia-Pacific 2025. We are now inviting abstracts for our annual conference on the theme of The Story and the Self: Navigating Truth Genres in Literature, to be held in person and online at Flinders University, Adelaide 1-4 July 2025. Proposals for individual papers or panels of 300 words and bios of no more than 50 words should be sent to [email protected] by 10 Feb 2025. For the full CFP go to: https://www.asal.org.au/conferences/call-for-papers-asal-iaba-asia-pacific-2025/
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AustLit's last newsletter for 2024 is out, and it recaps a bumper year!
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For those frustrated and hurt by @arc_gov_au processes, I'll remind of this:
This paper was the cover of @NatureChemistry. ARC DP reviews rejected funding the underlying research FOUR TIMES IN A ROW.
@ARC_Tracker
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Noel Rowe Poetry Award. Submissions now open
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All welcome this Thursday (November 21) for a Zoom seminar featuring Mark McGurl (Stanford University) in conversation with Joseph Steinberg (University of Western Australia). Contact [email protected] for zoom link. Full details: slll.cass.anu.edu.au/centres…
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Incredible news from the @creative_gov_au awards last night, we're thrilled that Gail Jones was recognised for the Lifetime Achievement in Literature Award! Congratulations to Gail Jones, and to the winners of the other categories as well 🥳👏🎉
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Paul Genoni and Tanya Dalziel’s article on the TV doco So Long Marianne, which argues that the show misleads viewers by depicting a relationship between Leonard Cohen and Charmian Clift. They think about what it means to fabricate stories about the lives of those who are no longer here. insidestory.org.au/the-affai…
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Registrations are open for our collaborative event: 'Commons, Platforms and Emerging Knowledge Frameworks'
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2nd & 3rd December
Flinders Uni, Adelaide City Campus
Program coming very soon!
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#digitalhumanities #openscholarship #collaboration
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Retweeting this CfP for a special issue of @AJPandH on the 49th anniversary of the dismissal of the Whitlam Government/appointment of Malcolm Fraser as PM. Proposals due 13 November! Feel free to DM if you want any further details 😊
CfP: Special Issue of @AJPandH on ‘Australia in the Fraser Years’. Proposals for papers on any aspect of Australian political life 1975-83 are highly welcome! Proposals due by 13 November. Get in touch for more info!
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Read Storying the Archive (ed. Professor Tracey Bunda & Dr Laura Deane): Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander academics, researchers, & professional staff, & non-Indigenous colleagues respond to items in the Fryer Library Indigenous Collection @UQ_Library .
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#NEWonSRB: On its fiftieth anniversary, Matthew Lamb argues for the significance of Frank Moorhouse’s The Electrical Experience, a work of fiction that showcased its author’s experimental technique as well as his intellectual engagement with media theory.buff.ly/3YXMQbB
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Registrations are open for our capstone conference for the ARC project 'Literature and the Face: A Critical History'
Figurements: A Symposium on Literature and the Face
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27th - 29th November
University of Melbourne
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@LiteratureFace
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This is a fantastic, detailed, rich essay on the Jamie Oliver issue, containing five very useful tips from Jeanine Leane for non-Indigenous authors (including checking out AustLit's BlackWords).
Jamie Oliver wrote First Nations characters the wrong way. Non-Indigenous writers need to listen to Indigenous writers first.
Jeanine Leane and Elizabeth Smyth explain how - with 5 tips from Jeanine. @ConversationEDU
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Thrilled that @tynedaile is on board as the new Co-Director with @monique_rooney of @calc_anu! With her expertise in Australian literary studies and digital humanities, we’re excited for the insights and innovations she’ll bring to CALC.
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Three Giramondo authors and our company’s co-director and publisher will be at the Blue Mountains Writers Festival this weekend.
Find which sessions they'll be appearing at here:
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Submissions are now open for the A.D. Hope Prize! The prize is awarded annually for the paper judged to be the best paper delivered by a postgraduate student at the ASAL conference, and the author will receive $500. For more detail and how to submit see: asal.org.au/awards/ad-hope-p…
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Want to hear more about tech gimmicks? @English_ANU's own @tynedaile will deliver the 7th CRISP online seminar on Wed 6 November from 14.00 - 15.30 GMT. The seminar is entitled 'Gimmick Surveillance: Espionage, Exposure, Entertainment'. More details here:
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The AHA congratulates @amandanettelbec on her appointment as 24-25 Visiting Prof @IntlAusStudies University of Tokyo! Amanda will strengthen connections between Japanese and Australian scholars in History. See more information about the role and Amanda's appointment below!
Delighted to announce Prof Amanda Nettelbeck as 24-25 Visiting Prof of Australian Studies at University of Tokyo! Amanda will interact with Japanese scholars & teach students about Australia’s colonial past & its contemporary society & culture @amandanettelbec