The Greatest Hits of 2019
December 12, 2019
Our top ten writing & comics of the year.
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Our top ten writing & comics of the year.
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“You see? This is how I write poetry. I write poems by breathing in and out.” —David Ishaya Osu
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“I mean I didn’t mean to kill the guy.” — Oliver Mestitz
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On the last day of Bot-tober, Adalya Nash Hussein brings us a piece to really interact with.
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Without a doubt, this is a group of writers to watch.
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We’re talking about some of the most unconventional events at MWF18.
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Before you send off that manuscript, read this guide first. By Rebecca Slater.
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Do writing events perpetuate the myth of the divinely inspired author? Antony Scholefield considers.
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What responsibilities do we have when publishing works that come from places of pain?
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Shannon McKeogh asks: should we read our diaries for self-help?
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Omar J. Sakr learns to deal with the silence that comes with freelancing.
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Fiona Broom tries to find the most elusive of powers.
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PRISM’s executive editor Clara Kumagai calls on you haters to get writing.
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Sandra Hajda on what it means to write – and be read – in the internet age.
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Yesterday, I had a brilliant idea for this column. I stood in the doorway of my lounge room and thought, Yes, that’s it; that will roll off the keyboard and be something people want to read and all will be…
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Social media isn’t exactly new, but it’s still something that writers have only recently begun experimenting with.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Online editor Megan Anderson gives up a roof, friends and financial stability to write around Europe.
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Paul Mitchell on finding the space to write.
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Paul Mitchell considers the question of vocation when it comes to writing and its worth. A true story: one of Australia’s leading writers is watching a documentary. A surgeon performs a live-saving operation on a child. The leading Australian writer…
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It has taken me to almost thirty-fucking-two to finally understand a TV show about a caffeine-addled mother-daughter duo quipping their privileged way through small-town life.
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Writer and past Going Down Swinging editor Jessica Friedmann reflects on birth, language, and the wavering world. I’ve lost words. Eighteen months ago I had them; neatly lined up in a vast internal storehouse. I love words – always have…
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