So, your writing project is in full swing, and you have a supportive group of writers championing you on, but what next? This penultimate chapter will equip you with advice and wisdom about sustaining enthusiasm, building resilience, and how to keep writing long-term, even through the inevitable lows and highs. After the discussion, chip away at your writing, that you’ll have the chance to perform at the Final Chapter.
Free, Professional Development & Workshop
Chapter Three: Where to from here?
Presented in partnership with
Accessibility
Wheelchair
Wednesday 11 September, 6:30PM
Drum Theatre
Walker Street &, Lonsdale St, Dandenong VIC 3175
Featuring...
Panda Wong
Panda Wong is a poet and editor who lives and works on unceded Wurundjeri land. Her first chapbook, angel wings dumpster fire, and her first EP, salmon cannon me into the abyss, were released in mid-2022. She co-edited Best of Australian Poems 2023. She is also half of music/poetry project lotus threads with musician Hannah Wu.
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