Stay In, Speak Out on Instagram Live
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Stay In, Speak Out on Instagram Live
We're back for one final hour of spoken word, poetry and open mic conversation LIVE on Instagram this Saturday June 13.
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
1 min read
Where We Are Now: an interview with Zadie Mccracken
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Where We Are Now: an interview with Zadie Mccracken
Where We Are Now is three nights of spoken word performance, produced by Zadie Mccracken & Brigitte Noonan, set on themes of body, mind, and earth.
Ella Crowley
by Ella Crowley
5 min read
Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes: Frequently Asked Questions
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Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes: Frequently Asked Questions
Does the piece I write have to be about a piece of clothing? What if I cannot make it to submissions day? We answer these questions and more!
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
2 min read
Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes: What stories will you tell?
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Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes: What stories will you tell?
Chosen your clothing item but still need some inspiration? We've put together some ideas to help you get started
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
1 min read
Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: Adults With Words
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Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: Adults With Words
With only my limited lexicon at hand, it is hard to find words that accurately describe Adults with Words – an afternoon with anagramming genius David Astle and Australian legend Rod Quantock. Mia Boonen reviews this panel for InkCloud
Mia Boonen
by Mia Boonen
Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes
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Ode to Hand-Me-Down Clothes
“To the man who owned size 7&1/2 hush puppies, I have walked a mile in your shoes and still feel confused about you… and me, I guess.”
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
2 min read
Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: You Daughters of Freedom
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Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: You Daughters of Freedom
Promoted as a politician and a historian 'locking horns' over how we tell the story of Australia's colonial history; instead, a lively discussion about the women too often disregarded in our history
Jake Stevens
by Jake Stevens
2 min read
Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: Out of the Shadows
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Williamstown Literary Festival 2019: Out of the Shadows
Where did the current wave of true crime interest come from, and why now? Is true crime destined to remain out of the shadows? Jake Stevens reviews this Willy Lit Fest panel over at InkCloud
Jake Stevens
by Jake Stevens
Penny Takes The Stage
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Penny Takes The Stage
The Penny Mint presents an afternoon of poetry, spoken word and live music at the Pride of our Footscray Community Bar
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
1 min read
The Penny Mint's Adventure – Williamstown Literary Festival
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The Penny Mint's Adventure – Williamstown Literary Festival
The Penny Mint team are off to explore at the Williamstown Literary Festival on the weekend of June 15th. Who knows what we'll find?
The Penny Mint
by The Penny Mint
1 min read
Venue Doors and Paintbrushes - Medium Present: Be Heard, Not Harmed
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Venue Doors and Paintbrushes - Medium Present: Be Heard, Not Harmed
I can't remember a time where my friends and I didn't come together with music. When I was 13, it was my brunette best friend and I laying on the floor with 'This Year' by the Mountain Goats humming through us from the iPod dock.
Mia Boonen
by Mia Boonen
3 min read
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