There are 15 literature clubs in Western Australia
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The City of Melville’s Wireless Hill Museum is helping to bring Perth’s past to life with Pages and Perspectives: Book Club & History Speaks.
Are you a creative writer already working on a novel, novella, or a collection of short stories? Would you like to receive group verbal feedback to help you progress this work?
Regional Arts WA is the only Western Australian arts body with a purely regional focus. We are an independent, membership-based, not-for-profit supported by State and Federal Government funding
Discover the Magic of Small Stories: Unlock Your Unique Life's Narrative!
We collect, share and preserve stories online and through live events aimed at expanding dialogue about diversity and identity.
Ellenbrook Arts aim is to assist with the development of an arts based culture within the Swan Valley Region.
The Fellowship of Australian Writers WA is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing advocacy, training, support and friendship to Western Australia’s writing community.
The Katharine Susannah Prichard Writers' Centre is the oldest writers' centre of its kind in Australia.
The Arts in Kulin are well and truly alive!
Magabala Books is a recognised producer of quality Indigenous Australian literature with many titles receiving accolades in prestigious national awards. Magabala Books is funded as a key organisation by the Department of Culture and the Arts (Government of Western Australia) and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board of the Australia Council.
The Pemberton Arts Group is committed to promoting excellence and cultural opportunities through the Arts.
The Literature Centre is a place to nurture young people’s interest in reading and writing.
WA Poets Inc was set up in 2006 following the success of the inaugural 2005 WA Spring Poetry Festival. It was apparent that Western Australian poets wanted an organisation dedicated to providing resources and services to poets and poetry.
Since 1956, Westerly has been publishing lively fiction and poetry as well as intelligent articles.
As the peak body for writing and associated activities in WA, writingWA celebrates the achievements of our literary creators, provides a range of services to support emerging practitioners, and strives to bring West Australian writing to new audiences throughout this State and beyond.