Series 05: Sydney Writers' Festival - sound recordings, 1996

MLOH 186

series

1996

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Musical Sound Recordings

1019774

Digitised

69 audiocassettes (52 hr., 47 min.) - 10 × 7 cm, 4 mm tape

Item 01: Sci-fantasising : Terry Pratchett
Item 02: As Good as the First Time: first-time authors recount their experiences
Item 03: Panel discussion - from political correctness to pseudonyms and literary hoaxes
Item 04: Author Profile: Ko Un
Item 05: Discussion of forthcoming gay anthologies for young people with Jenny Pausacker and Ben Widdicombe.
Item 06: Author Profile: Whitney Otto
Item 07: Book Launch: ‘The Pleasures of Conquest’ by Yasmine Gooneratne, published by Random House
Item 08: Translam : poetry competition
Item 09: Perspectives on the lives of working artists with Elizabeth Webby, Lola Irish, and Rosie Cross. Chaired by Jane Singleton and introduced by Rebecca Thomas
Item 10: Inheritance: panel discussion on the importance of storytelling to our cultural heritage
Item 11: Lunch with Peter Singer: A Matter of Life and Death
Item 12: Panel discussion - Margaret Bartholomew; Michael Wilding; Candida Baker; Don Anderson
Item 13: A session dedicated to exploring memory and imagination and the means of stimulating each with just a single name, place or event
Item 14: Lunch with Walter Mosley
Item 15: Author Profile: David Guterson
Item 16: Talking to My Publisher: Paul Brunton presents literary revelations from publishers' archives held in the Mitchell Collection at the State Library of New South Wales
Item 17: Panel discussion - Ian David; Ted Roberts; John Dingwall; Jane Mills
Item 18: Debate: That the Future is Feminist
Item 19: Let's Be Frank! - Would a novel by Miles Franklin about her work in the USA have been eligible for the Miles Franklin Award?
Item 20: Author Profile: Alison Fell
Item 21: Young Writers Live! - Young published and unpublished authors read their work
Item 22: Author Profile: Walter Mosley
Item 23: The Colours of Queer: Ethnic Voices in Australian Gay and Lesbian Writing
Item 24: Voices from the Southern Land: Vietnamese Poetry in Australia
Item 25: Evelyn Lau in Conversation with Andrea Stretton: Literary Lunch
Item 26: International Guest Readings: A literary dinner with readings from high profile international writers
Item 27: Panel discussion - Sue Woolfe; Jonathan Harlen; Amanda Lohrey; Andrew Reimer; Peter Singer
Item 28: Panel discussion - Tony Barrell; Rick Tanaka; David Guterson; Humphrey McQueen
Item 29: Author Profile: Romesh Gunesekera
Item 30: Australia's Own: Amy Witting
Item 31: Panel discussion - Fresh Girls
Item 32: By Hook or by Crook: panel discussion on how to attract the 2 to 12-year-old market
Item 33: My Mob, Myself: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Biography and Autobiography
Item 34: Readings from new and nearly published young writing talent
Item 35: Tribute to Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Kevin Gilbert: a selection of inaugural readings presented in celebration of these two poets
Item 36: A Night of Crime: Literary dinner
Item 37: Writers Hanifa Deen and Geraldine Brooks in conversation with Christina Koutsouko
Item 38: Switched on Cyber: presentations on using innovative technology as a writing tool
Item 39: Panel discussion - Peter Singer; John Little; Gabrielle Lord; David Marr
Item 40: Poet Dorothy Porter in conversation with Amanda Lohrey
Item 41: Special Preview -What's Ahead: a literary afternoon tea with previews of works-in-progress
Item 42: Panel discussion - Kim Young-moo; Ko Ŭn; John Bell; Nichola Jose
Item 43: Introduction - The Colours of Queer, Ethnic Voices in Australian Gay and Lesbian Writing

English, Korean, Vietnamese

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