Tasmanian Times
Arts
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1.7KBook sales have fallen off a cliff: What next for the Australian publishing industry?
The Australian book industry – both publishing and bookselling – has been in a pretty healthy state for most of the past...
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A cravin’ for Flavin!
The name Flavin originates in the Irish name ‘Flaith’ meaning ‘prince’ or ‘ruler’ and not a more perfect name could there be...
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WHAT IS THE ANGEL STORY YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR?
Island magazine and the Festival of Voices are calling for submissions for short stories on the theme of angels. Three stories will...
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The Tasmanian Writers’ Centre news …
News from the Writers’ Centre … hereThe Tasmanian Writers’ Centre
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HOBART BOOKSHOP: Famous Reporter 43 launch
The Hobart Bookshop and Walleah Press are pleased to invite you to the launch of the latest issue of Famous Reporter, containing...
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PENGUIN CALLS FOR YOUR MANUSCRIPT – CHILDREN’S & YA
Send your picture books, story books, novels and non-fiction This is a big, BIG opportunity! Publisher Penguin Books Australia is calling for...
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2012 Bendigo Bank Material Girl art award winners
MATERIAL GIRL EXHIBITION 2012 “Speak to Me!” Tasmanian Regional Arts is pleased to announce the winners of the 2012 Bendigo Bank Material...
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The Tasmanian Writers’ Centre
Launches and events near you this weekThe Tasmanian Writers’ Centre
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Famous Reporter’s new issue offers much: Wed 30 May
Tasmanian literary magazine Famous Reporter will launch its 43rd issue at Hobart Bookshop at 5:30 pm Wed 30th May. Walleah Press’ Ralph...
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HOBART BOOKSHOP: Rosie Dub launches John Biggs’s short stories
Please join us as Rosie Dub launches John Biggs’s new collection of short stories, Towards Forgiveness: Sino-Tasmanian Stories from Two Islands (Ginninderra...
