Fremantle Press sent my debut poetry collection, Public. Open. Space. out into the world (eep!) in July 2023.
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A new home for The RITP
The RITP team is thrilled to share the exciting news that the second edition of The Relationship is the Project officially has a new home with our friends at NewSouth Publishing.
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With ONE MONTH TO GO until Fremantle Press releases my debut poetry collection into the world, you can now pre-order your copy of Public. Open. Space.
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My debut poetry collection (Public. Open. Space, Fremantle Press, 2023) is just a few months away from being launched into the world. Here’s a sneak peak about what to expect…
Continue reading “Introducing Public. Open. Space.”Using a pseudonym
As I shared with ArtsHub last month, I began using a pseudonym (Katie Keys) because of nepotism, not wanting London’s street press to realise the music reviews I was writing were often of my brother’s band. I kept it when I started posting a poem a day on social media (which I did for more than a decade), so my Twitter handle @TinyLittlePoems became a sort of secondary pseudonym too.
Continue reading “Using a pseudonym”And another thing: on banning book bans
Book lovers, prepare to get riled up. My latest ‘and another thing’ vlog is about the book bans in Dakota and Florida that could put teachers and librarians in prison just for doing their jobs.
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In Bed with Animals is a poetic exposé of gender discrimination and sexual harassment. The experience of one woman and every woman, Bronwyn Lovell’s debut collection captures the ‘wildly frightening’ banality of patriarchy’s bludgeoning of women, animals and the environment.
Continue reading “In Bed with Animals review”National Cultural Policy revives unfamiliar hope
Yesterday’s National Cultural Policy launch, dubbed Revive by the Federal Government, promised ‘a new era for Australia’s arts, entertainment and cultural sector’ and delivered much-needed optimism at a time when the stakes for artists, arts organisations and audiences have never been so high.
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It’s time to practise radical self-compassion and care. These tips from me and creative coach Clare Travis should help you do just that.
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I blew my personal reading record out of the water last year, topping out at 212 books in 2022 – far exceeding the 147 I read in 2021 (mostly thanks to 3+ months of COVID recovery and a lot of sleepless nights).
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