Susie Anderson is a writer of Wergaia/Wemba Wemba and British descent living on Boon Wurrung land. The tension between Indigenous and colonial narratives is explored in her writing about art, place and memory. Her poetry and nonfiction has appeared in many publications online and in print. She is a 2021 Black&Write! Fellow, was runner up in the 2018 Overland Poetry Prize and awarded the inaugural Emerging Writers Fellowship at State Library Victoria. In 2020 she edited the online journal Tell Me Like You Mean it Volume 4 for Australia Poetry and Cordite Poetry Review.
Appearing In

Thursday 23 June
12.30-1.30pm AEST
Lunchtime Literature: Writing Country
First Nations writers come together to talk about writing Country.
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Sunday 19 June
1.30-2.30pm AEST
Secretos de la Raíz – Innato: Performance & Conversation
Kathleen Gonzalez and Sermsah Bin Saad share their explorations – encapsulating heritage, spirit and soul as a symbol of Aboriginal cultural revival and resilience – in a performance and conversation.

Friday 24 June
7-8.10pm AEST
First Stage
Melbourne Theatre Company and the Emerging Writers’ Festival are thrilled to continue the First Stage writers program, supported by The Vizard Foundation, providing creative and professional development for six new voices in Australian theatre.

Tuesday 21 June
6-7pm AEST
Writing the West
Three writers will discuss their work, their views on place, community engaged art, and the importance of celebrating the western suburbs in their work.

Thursday 23 June
7.30pm & 9pm AEST
Writing the Stars
In partnership with Scienceworks, EWF presents an expansive evening under the stars.
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