Presented in partnership with Williamstown Literary Festival.
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Event
Westside Writers Salon
In partnership with Williamstown Literary Festival, four exceptional writers from the West will share selections from their most recent work, live at Williamstown’s beautiful Town Hall.
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Accessibility
Wheelchair, service animal, hearing loop, onsite parking bay
Sunday 18 June, 4:30pm
Williamstown Town Hall
104 Ferguson St, Williamstown VIC 3016
Featuring...
Kgshak Akec
Kgshak Akec is a South-Sudanese writer, performing artist, and a lover of words.
Elise Brocklehurst
Elise is the Executive Officer of the Williamstown Literary Festival.
Sam Elkin
Sam Elkin is a writer, arts producer and radio maker living in Naarm.
Gareth Morgan
Gareth Morgan is the author of Dear Eileen, and When A Punk Becomes A Spunk, and co-director of Sick Leave.
Lia Dewey Morgan
Lia Dewey Morgan is a poet and writer living on stolen land in Narrm. She grapples with the continuity and chaos present in contemporary living, using poetry as a toolkit to pry open our muddled moment. Her first book, ‘Bath Songs’, was published with local press nomorepoetry.
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