Book Launch: Remedy

Name: Book Launch: Remedy
Start: 2024-07-13T15:00:21+0800
End: 2024-07-13T16:30:21+0800
Location: Theatrette & Foyer, Ground Floor, State Library of Western Australia

Sat, 13 Jul 2024, 3pm - 4:30pm AWST

Theatrette & Foyer, Ground Floor, State Library of Western Australia

perth, australia

Writing WA Inc

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Where will devotion take you? To celebrate the launch of poet Emily Bridget Taylor’s debut collection, Remedy, Writing WA invites you to an enthralling FREE matinee of gothic storytelling. Be transported to the misty moors of the past, where love entrances, and ensnares, through music, spoken word and hypnotic visuals.

Emily Bridget Taylor is a poet, artist, writer, and teacher from Whadjuk Noongar country (Perth, Western Australia). Her words and imagery are inspired by honey-filled days of light and love, and the dark hours between – the duality that is Life’s gift.

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Writing WA is working between the lines and behind the scenes to build a state of opportunity in Western Australia for writers, publishers and other practitioners in the writing sector – not just for the benefit of practitioners themselves, but for the immense social value that great writing brings to individuals and communities.

Long-form or short, in a book or on-screen; we celebrate writing no matter how it’s expressed. Though the mediums in which we consume writing may be evolving what remains constant is the power of writing to unite, challenge, inspire, entertain and educate. So we seek to champion its value in creating and developing culture through our programs and initiatives. Because of this commitment, truly remarkable creative voices have emerged and will continue to do so.

We believe that writing should be an industry of opportunity and the promotion of sustainable professional practice for writers is embedded in all that we do.