National Writers' Conference & Online
Victoria Hannan: Structure and Boundaries
How does a good story become a great novel? Victoria Hannan, author of Kokomo and Marshmallow, will explore the role of structure in bringing stories to life. With 20 years’ experience as a working writer, she’ll discuss how to structure both a novel and a writing life, and how setting boundaries can help you protect both your work and yourself.
Saturday 17 June, 12:30pm
Zoom
Online, Via Zoom
Victoria Hannan
Victoria Hannan is a writer and photographer living in Melbourne.
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Saturday 17 June, 3pm
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A session all about grants and funding for writers – do they exist, how do you get one, and what do you do once you do have one?
Thursday 22 June, 11am AEST
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