The third instalment of our popular Playlist project, featuring writers penning pieces about songs that mean something to them, accompanied by an EWF playlist. This year, the theme is ‘haunt’, and artists are invited to think about the music that haunts them: music connected to memories, music that feels ghostly, music that is spectral in that it feels like it dissolves barriers of time and space, or music that is downright spooky.




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Playlist: Haunt
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Simone Amelia Jordan
Simone Amelia Jordan is a prize-winning writer, journalist and host, who works as Director Of Special Projects for Media Diversity Australia.
Nina Mingya Powles
Nina Mingya Powles is a writer, zinemaker and librarian from Aotearoa, currently living in London.
Christy Tan
Christy Tan has been published in Cordite Poetry Review, The Suburban Review, Australian Poetry, Runway Journal, Going Down Swinging and Peril Magazine, amongst others
Alexander Te Pohe
Alexander Te Pohe is a Māori trans man living on Whadjuk Noongar Land.
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Exhibition runs
Saturday 14 May – Sunday 26 June
Watching
A collaborative exhibition by Anna Louise Richardson and Abdul-Rahman Abdullah.

Friday 17 & 24 June
4-5pm AEST
Bodies of Sound
Celebrate each Friday of the festival with musical and poetic partnerships.

Wednesday 22 June
8.30-9.30AM AEST
The Early Words: BYO Dreams
Join writer and artist Chi Tran as they guide you through some early morning writing prompts centered around the theme of ‘dreams’.

Saturday 18 June
7-8pm AEST
here & now: Anthology Launch
Join the artists for an evening of readings from the anthology and grab yourself a copy!
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