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Rising Voices Workshop: Publishing for Emerging Poets

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Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub
Ivanhoe VIC, Australia
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As part of the Rising Voices Fellowship, Mother Tongue Poetry is presenting a series of public workshops to upskill and equip local writers beyond our core fellowship group. The workshop themes will be set by the journey the Fellows decide to take and will be designed to support their progress whilst also allowing the wider community to engage with the program.

The Rising Voices Fellowship is made possible through a Banyule Arts and Culture Project Grant.


WORKSHOP: Publishing for Emerging Poets
You've written a poem – now what? This workshop will introduce you to the world of Australian poetry publishing, with tips on getting your work noticed. Facilitated by poet and editor Alex Creece, participants will get practical advice on finding opportunities, submitting to journals and magazines, navigating editorial processes and rejections, and more. If you want to see your poetry published but don't know where or how to start, this workshop is for you.


FACILITATOR BIO: Alex Creece
Alex Creece is a writer, editor, collage artist and average kook living on Wadawurrung land. Alex is the Managing Editor of Cordite Poetry Review and an Online Editor at Archer Magazine, and her writing has been widely published. Alex is the author of Potty Mouth, Potty Mouth (Cordite Books, 2024), which was highly commended in the Five Islands Poetry Prize.


LOCATION:
Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub
Wilim Ngarrgu Community Meeting Room 1
Fully Wheelchair Accessible


Mother Tongue Poetry is a local organisation committed to equipping and amplifying the voices of women and gender diverse people who align with the experiences of womanhood. 

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Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub
Ivanhoe VIC, Australia