BLAK IN BOOKS Award-winning First Nations Australian creatives talk the importance of representation and self-determination in fiction. Over three episodes, host Lisa Fuller sits down and yarns with Ellen van Neervan, Gary Lonesborough, Jasmin McGaughey and Rhiannon Patrick about what representation means to them, about their own creative journeys, and about the need for more support for, and reco... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 3 | Founded | a year ago |
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Ellen van Neerven is an award-winning author, editor and educator of Mununjali (Yugambeh language group) and Dutch heritage. Join them and host, Lisa Fuller, as they discuss their journey to editing and writing, changes they’ve seen in the industry s... more
Gary Lonesborough is a Yuin writer, whose debut young adult (YA) novel, The Boy From the Mish, has won multiple awards. With its release in 2021, he announced himself on the literary scene as a proud, queer Aboriginal man from New South Wales. Gary y... more
Aboriginal writers are getting a lot of attention and recognition for their work right now. But currently there is only one full-length work of fiction by a Torres Strait Islander person available, and that was released in 2005. Why aren’t there more... more
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