How do we process experiences within our writing? How do we access subconscious matter and transform it into an artefact as permanent and tangible as writing? And is writing tangible at all? In her keynote, hear from Jamie Marina-Lau as she discusses the hyperreal, accessing it for your writing and how to make the terrifying leap onto the page.
Conference & Online
Jamie Marina Lau: Writing the Hyperreal
Accessibility
Writing the Hyperreal is part of the National Writers’ Conference, a one-day online gathering of emerging writers on Zoom.
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Saturday 18 June
1.45-2.45pm AEST
Access this session with a National Writers’ Conference ticket
Online, via Zoom
Featuring...
Jamie Marina Lau
Jamie Marina Lau is a writer, multidisciplinary artist and the author of Pink Mountain on Locust Island and Gunk Baby.
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