A discussion on how they did it and what they’re doing from some of our favourite indie publishers. With a practical discussion of the ways in which you can build a platform to share the writing you love and want to champion, from zines to small press to lit mag, find out what the tools you need to start from scratch are and how to use them.
Conference & Online
Hot Off The (Small) Press
Accessibility
Hot Off The (Small) Press is part of the National Writers’ Conference, a one-day online gathering of emerging writers on Zoom.
Check out the full Conference program here.
To ensure the online event stays private, ticket holders will be emailed the relevant Zoom links 30 minutes prior to the Conference start time. Please check your email on the day of the event (including that pesky junk email folder). Ticket bookings will cease 1 hour before the Conference starts.
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Saturday 18 June
4.15pm-5.15pm AEST
Access this session with a National Writers’ Conference ticket
Online, via Zoom
Featuring...
Alejandro del Castillo
Alejandro del Castillo (1987) is a Mexican writer, publisher, and translator.
Bigoa Chuol
bigoa is a South Sudanese writer, independent Creative Producer and Curator living on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
Hella Ibrahim
Hella Ibrahim is an editor with a passion for activism through the Arts.
Gareth Morgan
Gareth Morgan is the author of When A Punk Becomes A Spunk and Dear Eileen.
Glom Press
Glom Press is an award-winning comics publisher and for-hire risograph press, operating out of Preston, Victoria.
Harry Reid
Harry Reid is the author of the best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend (Puncher & Wattman, 2020) and a co-director of sick leave.
Ursula Robinson-Shaw
Ursula Robinson-Shaw is a writer living in Naarm.
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