2011 - Program - Voices on the Coast

4 - 8 June 2011
Voices on the Coast
A Youth Literature Festival
... a timeless tradition
Welcome
The love of literature is a timeless
tradition, whether it be reading,
writing or listening to oral stories.
The way that we, as twenty first
century citizens, engage with
literature may have changed from the
postcards and simple messages of
100 years ago but the essence is still
there. The desire to communicate
with others and to relay the stories
through generations is constant.
In 2011 Voices on the Coast
emphasises the new ways in which
we share our stories, the blogs, the
e-zines, alternative publishing and
the internet, whilst still focussing on
the traditional oral storytelling of the
local Indigenous people with Lyndon
Davis. There is something for
everyone.
Thank you to presenters, teachers,
school students, parents, volunteers
and the general community for
supporting this literature festival so
strongly.
Voices on the Coast is presented by
Immanuel Lutheran College and the
University of the Sunshine Coast.
Whats On
Student Days
Monday 6 June 2011
9.00am-2.15pm: presentations and
workshops aimed at school students
in Years 7-12 held at the University of
the Sunshine Coast.
Tuesday 7 June 2011
9.00am-2.15pm: presentations and
workshops aimed at school students
in Years 5-7 held at the University of
the Sunshine Coast.
Voices Plus
Saturday 4 June - Wednesday 8 June:
Community events held across the
Sunshine Coast.
Supported by Grant Funding from
Australia Council, Sunshine Coast
Regional Council and Regional Arts
Development Fund, a Sunshine Coast
Regional Council and Queensland
Government partnership to support
local arts and culture.
Kelly Dunham
Festival Coordinator
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Over 125 literary talks, workshops
and performances for children, young
adults and members
of the public
Voices Plus
Tuesday 7 June 2011
Saturday 4 June 2011
Literary Breakfast with John Danalis
Riding the Black Cockatoo - share John’s
story of part history, part detective
story, part cultural discovery and
emotional journey, this story is for
young and old, showing the
transformative and healing power of
true reconciliation. It is a story of
awakeneing, atonement, forgiveness
and friendship.
Maroochy Surf Club
7.30am-9.30am
$30.00
John Danalis
Monday 6 June 2011
Blogs, Podcasts, Electronic Storytelling
– Publishing in the Future
Senior students and adults
University of the Sunshine Coast
Workshop Sessions: 10,27,31,59,62
9.00am-2.15pm $13 each
Adult Writing Workshop sessions
Senior students and adults
University of the Sunshine Coast
Workshop Sessions: 11,45,48
9.00am-2.15pm $13 each
Literally Gourmet Feasting
Enjoy dinner with the visiting authors,
illustrators and poets. Taste the flavour of
the festival, music, fine food and drinks.
KTC Library, Immanuel Lutheran
College
6.00pm-9.00pm $35.00
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Alternative Publishing 101 - Blogs,
Zines, ebooks: what does it all mean
and do I really have to have one!
Tristan Bancks, and Aleesha Darlinson
share their journey into alternative
publishing and how accessible it is for
emerging writers.
(Lecture Theatre 6) University of the
Sunshine Coast
6.00pm-7.00pm $10.00
Unforgettable Moments in Australian
Cinema
Rebecca Belfield-Kennedy discusses
what makes Australian films so uniquely
Australian and why Australians should
be proud of their film history. Rebecca
will be using excerpts from some all time
favourite Australian films.
(Lecture Theatre 6) University of the
Sunshine Coast
7.15pm-8.45pm $10.00
Wednesday 8 June 2011
Authors @ Your Library.
Tristan Bancks, Caroline Magerl and
Oliver Phommavanh will be visiting
Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries to
bring the festival to all children.
Free – Check the website for details
SlammED!
Student poems, hip hop, rock bands,
big prizes with Ghostboy and Pascalle =
come get SlammED! See website for
slam rules and prizes. Charter bus will
be leaving from Maroochydore to
Noosa J.
The J @ Noosa Junction
6.30pm / slam sign up 6pm.
$5 audience / poets in slam FREE!
Festival Highlights
will2shake
gives students a fresh
approach when tackling the
works of Shakespeare
Shake up!
an introduction to
Shakespeare perfect for
primary students!
Journey with Liz
into the Land of
Shake where
words… oops we mean worlds
of adventure await!
Say it to my
Facebook!
Based on true stories, delving
into a myriad of internet addictions including Facebook, Myspace, Twitter,
texting, blogging and photo tagging. It will leave Gen Y thinking
a little harder before sitting down at their computer
see program for workshops and performances
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Storytel ers...
Deborah Abela
Tristan Bancks
Judy Barrass
Writing is about making
trouble and after a trip to
Africa where Deb was
caught in a desert
sandstorm, harassed by
monkeys and thrown in
jail twice, she figured she
knew enough about it to
write the adventure/
comedy series Max
Remy Superspy. She’s
co-written the Jasper
Zammit (Soccer Legend)
series
with
Johnny
Warren
and
The
Remarkable Secret of
Aurelie Bonhoffen, about
a young girl who shares
an amusement park with
ghosts. Deb’s latest
book, Grimsdon, is set in
a flooded city with lost
children, flying machines
and sea monsters. She is
about to climb Mt Fuji in
Japan. Hopefully she
won’t get into any more
trouble.
Tristan Bancks tells
stories for the page and
screen. His background
is
in
acting
and
filmmaking. His new
books
are
Galactic
Adventures, First Kids in
Space (July, UQP) and My
Life and Other Stuff I
Made Up (July, Random
House). He has also
written Mac Slater,
Coolhunter
(Random
House Australia, Simon
& Schuster US), and the
Nit Boy series. Tristan is
saving for his ticket to
space. He loves telling
inspiring,
fast-moving
stories for young people.
Judy Barrass is an artist
who uses the book as
her medium. She also
works in digital media
experimenting with new
ways of reading, writing,
and making books.
In 2010 she was part of a
Qld Writers Centre
project looking at writing
and digital technology.
She set up Alternative
Publishing, a website
with simple information
on how to get involved in
digital publishing, zines,
and chapbooks.
Judy has introduced
many people to the joys
of making books and
zines. She now also adds
an extra twist by also
introducing them to
simple ways of publishing
their books on-line.
www.tristanbancks.com
www.alternativepublish
ing.info
www.deborahabela.com
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Michael Gerard Bauer
Katherine Battersby
Rebecca Belfield Kennedy
Michael Gerard Bauer
was born and lives in
Brisbane. His first YA
novel The Running Man
was a 2005 CBCA Book of
the Year winner and was
short-listed for three
other State Premiers’
Literary awards. In 2007
his second novel, Don’t
Call Me Ishmael! a ‘laugh
out loud’ comedy won
the 2007 Children’s
Peace Literature Award.
Its sequel Ishmael and
the Return of the
Dugongs was a 2008
CBCA Notable book. The
final book Ishmael and
the Hoops of Steel is due
for release in July 2011.
Michael’s other books
include, Dinosaur Knights
and
Just
a
Dog.
Michael’s books are sold
in around 20 countries
including the USA.
Katherine is a children’s
writer and illustrator
whose first picture book,
Squish Rabbit, will be
published by Viking
(Penguin) in late 2011.
She has had many short
stories published in The
School Magazine and
anthologies such as Short
and Scary (Black Dog
Books). In 2010 Katherine
was awarded a Marten
Bequest
Travelling
Scholarship
for
her
writing and in 2008 she
won
an
Australian
Society of Authors’
mentorship. She adores
reading, rabbits and
anime
and
thinks
exclamation marks are
evil.
Rebecca
BelfieldKennedy is an American
screenwriter
with
extensive
background
working in the US film
industry. She has written
and developed projects
for Warner Bros., Walt
Disney Pictures and
DreamWorks, as well as
actors
Scarlett
Johansson, Julia Roberts,
Dustin Hoffman, and the
acclaimed
writer
/
director
Lawrence
Kasdan.
Rebecca’s
adaptation of the young
adult novel Betsy and
The Emperor currently
has Al Pacino attached to
star as Napoleon and
Filmmaker John Curran
directing.
In 2011,
Rebecca will receive a
Graduate Diploma in
Education from USC with
her Major teaching
qualification being in
Film, Television and New
Media (and a Minor in
English.)
www.katherinebattersby
.com
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Steph Bowe
Karen Brooks
Steph Bowe was born in
1994 and lives in
Melbourne. She writes a
blog called Hey! Teenager
of the Year. Girl Saves
Boy is her first novel. She
does not condone the
theft of garden gnomes.
Associate
Professor
Karen Brooks is Deputy
Head of the School of
Arts and Social Sciences
at
Southern
Cross
University in Lismore.
Author of the popular
Cassandra Klein quartet
and
Rifts
Through
Quentaris, Karen’s first
non-fiction
book
Consuming Innocence:
Popular Culture and our
Children was published in
2008. In 2009, the first
book in Karen’s The Curse
of the Bond Riders
fantasy trilogy, Tallow,
set
in
Renaissance
Venice, was published.
The rest of the trilogy is
to be published in 2011.
Karen lives in a place
known as the Rainbow
Region which is the
perfect environment for
writing fantasy.
www.heyteenager.blog
spot.com
www.karenrbrooks.com
Pascalle Burton
A v a n t - g a r d e
performance-poet
musician-lady,
whose
experimental manoeuvres with words and
sound are described as
an elegant dragnet. She
gallivants across the
theatrical
tightrope
between poetry, sonic
art and music, and will be
tied to none. Pascalle has
performed in a ridiculous
amount of venues and
festivals over the years,
both in Australia and
overseas.
Recent
projects include The
Stress of Leisure, Flight,
ouTsideRs (with David
Stavanger), The Lavender
Room’s
Zine-in-aMatchbox and Tortured
Poet series. Her debut
poetry collection, A Vast
Laugh, was released
through Small Change
Press. Currently messing
with the idea of ‘reversible poetry’.
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Aleesah Darlison
Lyndon Davis
Marianne De Pierres
Aleesah Darlison writes
picture books and novels
for children. She also
reviews books for The
Sun Herald. Aleesah has
won many awards for her
writing including an ASA
mentorship. Her stories
have appeared in the
black dog books Short
and Scary Anthology,
Chicken Soup for the Soul
Anthology, The School
Magazine and Little Ears.
Her
picture
book,
Puggle’s Problem, was
released in July 2010.
Her junior series, Totally
Twins, was released in
September 2010. Aleesah
is a founding member of
Literature
Live!
an
innovative new group
connecting authors and
illustrators to classrooms
via video conferencing.
Lyndon Davis is an
Indigenous
presenter,
performer, educator and
artist. Raised on the
Sunshine Coast, Lyndon
is a Traditional Custodian
of the Local Gubbi Gubbi
people with a vast
knowledge
of
our
Indigenous
History,
Aboriginal Culture, Gubbi
Gubbi
language,
traditional song and
dance and the arts. In
1996 he founded the
Gubbi Gubbi Dance
Troupe, bringing together
local Aboriginal performers.
Performing for Queen
Elizabeth at CHOGOM,
the Goodwill games,
Sydney Olympics 2000,
Woodford Folk Festival
and the Dreaming. In
2010 he was awarded
the Honorary Senior
Fellowship Award from
USC. Lyndon is proud of
the work he does bringing
awareness and building
reconciliation.
www.gubbigubbidance.
com
Marianne de Pierres is
the author of the
multi-award-nominated
Parrish
Plessis
and
Sentients of Orion series.
The Parrish Plessis series
has been translated into
eight languages and
adapted
into
a
role-playing game. She is
also the Davitt award
winning author of the
Tara Sharp humorous
crime series, written
under the pseudonym
Marianne
Delacourt.
Burn Bright is her first
novel for young adults.
www.aleesahdarlison.com.
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www.burnbright.com.au
Melaina Faranda
A funny and passionate
storyteller,
school
teacher, and international
author of twenty novels,
Melaina
Faranda
is
expert at enticing her
audiences to voluntarily
unplug from random bits
of electronica and pay
avid attention while she
free-ranges through a
variety
of
themes
connected to the power
of story. Melaina shares
exciting
writing
techniques
with
students, illustrating her
tips
with
quirky,
humorous
anecdotes
from a life way too weird
and wonderful to turn
into believable fiction.
Her latest YA novels with
Allen&Unwin are Big Sky
and Thirteen Pearls and
she’s celebrating the
recent publication of her
first children’s book with
Omnibus – Abacus Aardvark and The Arctic
Adventure!
J.E.(Julie) Fison
John Flanagan
The
Hazard
River
adventure series was
inspired by a family
holiday on the Noosa
River. Julie Fison’s family
spent
the
summer
holidays exploring sand
banks, dodging sting
rays, avoiding snakes and
having a Boys Versus
Wild adventure. She had
to write about it. Before
becoming a children’s
author, Julie worked as a
television reporter and
presenter.
She
has
shaken hands with an
orangutan in Borneo,
camped with elephants
in Africa and has eaten
rat
soup,
which
apparently tastes as bad
as it sounds. She now
lives in Brisbane with her
husband and two sons
and spends as much time
as possible on the Noosa
River.
John Flanagan’s bestselling
Ranger’s
Apprentice
adventure
series
originally
comprised
twenty short stories,
which John wrote to
encourage his twelveyear-old son, Michael, to
enjoy reading. The series
has come a long way
since then. Now sold to
more
than
twenty
countries, the series
regularly appears on the
New
York
Times
Bestseller List and has
been
shortlisted
in
children’s book awards in
Australia and overseas.
John, a former television
and advertising writer,
lives with his wife,
Leonie, in the Sydney
beachside suburb of
Manly. He is currently
writing further titles in
the Ranger’s Apprentice
series.
www.hazardriver.com
www.rangersapprentice
.com.au
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Pat Flynn
Kate Forsyth
Serena Geddes
Pat Flynn lives on
Queensland’s Sunshine
Coast. He surfs and plays
tennis for a living but
writes in his spare time.
The Tuckshop Kid won an
Honour Book Award at
the CBCA Book of the
Year Awards and his YA
novel The Line Formation
was released in America
and Canada. Some of his
latest books are The Best
Ballgirl, The Trophy Kid
and How to Get Dumped.
Kate Forsyth is the
internationally bestselling
author of more than 20
books for children and
adults, including The
Puzzle Ring, The Gypsy
Crown, The Starthorn
Tree, and the bestselling
fantasy
series
The
Witches of Eileanan and
Rhiannon’s Ride. Her
latest book is The
Starkin’s Curse, a tale of
high adventure and true
love for readers aged
12+. It is the sequel to
The Starthorn Tree and
The Wildkin’s Curse. In
2007, Kate became the
first author to win five
Aurealis awards in a
single year when Books
2-6 in the Chain of
Charms series were
jointly awarded the 2007
Aurealis
Award
for
Children’s Fiction. Her
books
have
been
published in 13 countries
around the world.
Serena started her career
working in animation for
Walt Disney Australia. In
2009 she secured her
first book illustration
contract with Row, row,
row your boat and has
illustrated 13 books
ranging from picture
books - Samuel’s Kisses
to junior fiction - Totally
Twins.
www.patflynnwriter.com
www.kateforsyth.com.au
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Serena’s imagination is
endless and her ease
with pen and ink is
evident in her creative
characters. Serena has an
eye for humour with an
extra dash of quirkiness.
www.reeni.com.au
Caroline Magerl
Richard Newsome
QWC - Julie Beveridge
Growing up with her
migrant family in Sydney,
Caroline was influenced
by picture books her
Grandmother sent from
East Germany.
This sparked a long held
ambition to illustrate
children’s literature. This
dream came to fruition
with the publication of
her first picture book,
Grandma’s Shoes by
Libby Hathorn which
won the 2001 CBCA
Crichton Award for best
new illustrator. This
began a successful career
illustrating a number of
award winning children’s
titles.
Her work has been
included in the Lu Rees
archive and she has been
the recipient of a May
Gibbs fellowship.
Caroline continues to
divide her time between
children’s
book
illustrations and fine art.
Richard Newsome was
born in Wanganui, New
Zealand, and now lives in
Brisbane with his wife
and three children. He
won the inaugural Text
Prize for Young Adult and
Children’s Writing for The
Billionaire’s Curse, which
grew out of stories he
made up for his children
at bedtime—tales of kids
getting up to mischief,
tackling puzzles and
solving crimes. The
Emerald Casket is the
second book in The
Billionaire Trilogy and
winner of the prestigious
Esther Glen Medal.
Julie
Beveridge
is
Queensland
Writers
Centre’s Program and
Services Manager and
has been with the
organisation for over five
years. She was Festival
Director
for
the
Queensland
Poetry
Festival in 2008 and 2009
and has published two
collections of poetry
Rock’n’Roll Tuxedo and
Home Is Where the
Heartache Is through
Small Change Press. Julie
is currently undergoing a
Masters
in
Arts
and
Entertainment
Management
through
Deakin University.
www.richardnewsome.
com
www.cmagerl.com.au
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www.qwc.asn.au
James Phelan
Oliver Phommavanh
shake and stir
James Phelan is a
Melbourne-based novelist.
He holds a PhD in Writing
from Swinburne University
of Technology, where he
has tutored. His bestselling
thriller novels follow New
York-based investigative
journalist Lachlan Fox
into different global hot
spots and depict current
affairs and geo-political
themes:
Fox
Hunt,
Patriot Act, Blood Oil,
Liquid Gold, Red Ice
(2010). His Alone trilogy
of Young Adult / Crossover
post-apocalyptic novels
are titled
Chasers,
Survivor and Quarantine.
He is currently working
on a new adult thriller,
several film scripts for
Hollywood, a 13 book
Young
Adult
series
appearing 2013, and a
follow up to his first book
Literati. His books are
sold in over a hundred
countries.
Oliver
Phommavanh
loves to make people
laugh, whether it’s on
the page writing humour
for kids or on stage as a
stand-up comedian. He
also shares his passion
for writing with the kids
he teaches at a primary
school
in
Western
Sydney. As a comedian,
Oliver has appeared on
stage, and on national TV
and radio. He has also
appeared
in
the
anthology, Growing Up
Asian in Australia. He’s a
die-hard Nintendo fan
and cheers for the Wests
Tigers! Oliver’s first book
Thai-riffic! was released
last year and his latest
book is Con-nerd.
Established in 2006,
shake & stir has quickly
become
one
of
Australia’s
leading,
contemporary,
youth
theatre
companies.
shake & stir produces a
very popular season of
12 in-school productions
and a suite of in-school
workshops for primary
and secondary schools
reaching over 100 000
students annually. Every
production and workshop
is created by a team of
young
theatre
professionals with a
passion
for
sharing
inspiring theatre to
young people. Their
production
of
Statespeare will tour
nationally
in
2011,
visiting theatres in QLD,
NSW, VIC, SA and TAS. In
August 2011 shake &
stir’s adaption of Animal
Farm by George Orwell
will premiere at QPAC
www.oliverwriter.com
www.shakeandstir.com.
au
www.jamesphelan.com.
au
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David Stavanger
Lili Wilkinson
Mark Wilson
David Stavanger - aka
Ghostboy - is the Dr
Jekyll & Mr Hyde of
Australian poetry. A live
hybrid of performance
poetry, spoken word
theatre,
soundscapes
and surrealist vaudeville,
he is also a widely
published poet, lyricist,
editor and independent
publisher.
Fresh back from a spoken
word tour of the USA,
Ghostboy returns home
to co-run SlammED! - the
educational poetry slam
program for kids, and to
hit the mic at festivals
around the country.
Ghostboy has performed
his work on ABC & Triple
J radio, rage, and to the
stars when they call out
his name.
Lili Wilkinson was born in
Melbourne, Australia, in
the front room where
her parents still live. She
was first published when
she
was
12,
in
Voiceworks magazine.
After studying Creative
Arts
at
Melbourne
University, Lili worked on
insideadog.com.au, the
Inky Awards and the
Inkys Creative Reading
Prize at the Centre for
Youth Literature, State
Library of Victoria. She
now spends most of her
time reading and writing
books for teenagers.
Lili’s books include
Scatterheart, Pink, Angel
Fish and most recently
A Pocketful of Eyes.
Highly acclaimed author/
illustrator Mark Wilson’s
many picture books
include Journey of the
Sea Turtle (2010 Whitley
Award),
Angel of
Kokoda, My Mother’s
Eyes - The story of an
Australian Boy Soldier
(CBCA Notable Picture
Book, 2010 and CBCA Eva
Pownall Notable Book
2010). Mark was born in
Brunswick,
Victoria,
loved drawing from a
very early age and went
on to study mural design
and painting at Monash,
Caulfield Campus. He
also did National Service,
followed by a Diploma of
Education. His picture
books focus on Australian
history and conservation,
particularly endangered
species. His other picture
books include The Last
Tree (Whitley Award
2007) and the Extinction
Series.
www.ghostboy.net
www.liliwilkinson.com.
au
www.marklwilson.com.
au
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Booking Information
Reservations
Tickets are $7.00 for talks and $13.00
per workshop. Please check the
information for prices on community
events. All people attending events
require a ticket. Tickets will be issued
as either a Print at Home ticket (one
ticket per page) or a Confirmation
Email listing all tickets on one page.
Tickets or the email confirmation will
be emailed to you; these are to be
shown at each venue for entry.
Tickets can be reserved for up to 14
days without payment. Full payment
must be made before tickets will be
issued. If tickets are not paid within
14 days of the booking they will be
released. If you wish to reserve
tickets, booking forms should be
posted to the Voices office and
contact the Voices on the Coast office
on 5477 3437.
Workshop tickets are limited to six
tickets per school.
There are no refunds or exchanges
once tickets are processed.
Purchasing Tickets
Tickets for student events and Voices
Plus events are on sale from 4 April
and can be purchased 24 hours a day
using a credit card via the website at:
www.voicesonthecoast.com
Alternatively complete the booking
form located in this program, and
post to PO Box 5025, Maroochydore
BC QLD 4558. The booking form is
also available on the Voices website.
Venues
Lecture theatres and rooms will be
allocated closer to the festival. A map
and venue allocation will be emailed to
ticket holders and available on the
website.
The two student days are held at the
University of the Sunshine Coast, Sippy
Downs Drive, Sippy Downs.
Community events are held throughout
the Sunshine Coast area. Please see
Voices Plus (pg. 3) for full details.
Photography Permission
A photographer will be in attendance
at the festival. The purchase of a
ticket implies permission to use the
photos for archival and marketing
purposes.
Or telephone the Voices on the Coast
office on 5477 3437.
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Please complete all sections of this form (keep a copy for your records), detach and post
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Voices on the Coast
Immanuel Lutheran College
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telephone 07 5477 3437
- Tickets on sale from 4 April 2011 until sold out.
- All student sessions are GST Free.
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Voices Plus Community Events
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Literary Breakfast with John Danalis @ $30.00*
Literally Gourmet Feasting @ $35.00*
Alternative Publishing 101 @ $10.00*
Unforgettable Moments in Australian Cinema @ $10.00*
SlammED! @ $5.00*
Total $
*GST included
Tickets are available to purchase online using a credit card at:
www.voicesonthecoast.com.au
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Or telephone the Voices on the Coast office for reservations:
07 5477 3437
Tickets on sale from 4 April 2011 until sold out.
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Low tech to high tech
AP
Pat Flynn
Richard Newsome
Oliver Phommavanh
Lili Wilkinson
Mark Wilson
5
6
7
8
9
10 Judy Barrass **
7.00
Pink, Scatterheart & Angel Fish
Writing Funny
Low tech to high tech
Writing: Get on with it! (yr10-12)
Wordmaster
Plates, scribes & printing presses
6 lies, 1 truth about Publishing
T
T
T
T
T
T
WW
AP
WW
WW
IW
21 Kate Forsyth
22 James Phelan
23 Oliver Phommavanh
24 David Stavanger &
Pascalle Burton
25 Lili Wilkinson
26 Michael Gerard Bauer
27 Judy Barrass **
28 Marianne De Pierres
29 Pat Flynn
30 Caroline Magerl
31 QWC:Julie Beveridge** AP
icreate
Creating a Scene!
T
T
T
T
T
T
WW
IW
37 John Flanagan
38 Kate Forsyth
39 Richard Newsome
40 James Phelan
41 shake & stir
42 David Stavanger &
Pascalle Burton
43 Tristan Bancks
44 Katherine Battersby
Say it to my Facebook!
Low tech to high tech
T
T
T
T
T
T
AP
53 Marianne De Pierres
54 Melaina Faranda
55 Caroline Magerl
56 Richard Newsome
57 James Phelan
58 shake & stir
59 Judy Barrass**
Talk
Poetry workshop
Alternative Publishing
Writing workshop
T
PW
AP
WW
Scr
Skw
Ind
IW
Screenwriting Workshop
Shakespeare Workshop
Indigenous Workshop
Illustration Workshop
From Pencil to Paint
IW
63 Mark Wilson
Blogging for writers
Draw. Dream. Write. Delight
WW
&IW
61 Aleesha Darlinson &
Serena Geddes
62 QWC:Julie Beveridge** AP
Fantastic Writing: new worlds
WW
60 Karen Brooks
Writing to thrill
Craft of writing
An illustrator’s passion
Girlfriends, Circles & Aardvarks
Burn Bright
$
Sub-total A
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
T
7.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
My Life & Other Stuff I Made Up
52 Lyndon Davis
Put Your Character Up A Tree
WW
49 Oliver Phommavanh
WW
Writing humour, not that ha ha hard
WW
48 Pat Flynn **
T
Wordmaster
WW
51 Tristan Bancks
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
Words, Words & more Words
Ind
46 Lyndon Davis
47 Melaina Faranda
50 Lili Wilkinson
Demystifying the Three Act
Structure
Say it to my Facebook!
Writing to thrill
Craft of writing
Fantasy and Adventure
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
When fact meets fantasy
Scr
45 Rebecca BelfieldKennedy **
SlammED! Let the words take
flight
T
36 Karen Brooks
7.00
T
35 Steph Bowe
7.00
T
34 Michael Gerard Bauer
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
13.00
Hey! Teenager of the Year-Blogging
From Pencil to Paint
IW
33 Mark Wilson
13.00
13.00
Ishmael, Dugongs & Running Men
will2shake
Skw
32 shake & stir
SlammED! Let the words take
flight
Geeked out!
Writing to thrill
Fantasy and Adventure
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
Girlfriends, Circles & Aardvarks
T
20 John Flanagan
7.00
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
19 Melaina Faranda
7.00
Hey! Teenager of the Year-Blogging
T
My Life & Other Stuff I Made Up
T
16 Tristan Bancks
T
SlammED! Let the words take
flight
PW
15 David Stavanger &
Pascalle Burton
17 Steph Bowe
Plates, scribes &printing presses
IW
14 Caroline Magerl
18 Lyndon Davis
7.00
Writing the Fantastical
WW
13 Kate Forsyth
13.00
Fantastic Writing: new worlds
WW
13.00
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
12 Karen Brooks
Pink, Scatterheart & Angel Fish
Geeked out!
Craft of writing
Writing, life & experiences
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
Demystifying the Three Act
Structure
T
T
T
T
T
T
Scr
11 Rebecca BelfieldKennedy **
Picturebooks: History&Conservation
T
John Flanagan
Burn Bright
Marianne De Pierres
4
7.00
Hey! Teenager of the Year-Blogging
3
T
Steph Bowe
7.00
Ishmael, Dugongs & Running Men
2
T
Cost$ Qty Total$
** Workshops also open to Adults
Michael Gerard Bauer
Topic
1
Presenter and Session
Monday 6 June 2011 - Year Levels 7-12
9.15-10am
9.15-10.15am
10.30-11.15am
10.30-11.30am
12.00-12.45pm
12.00-1.00pm
1.15-2.00pm
1.15-2.15pm
Caroline Magerl
Oliver Phommavanh
Mark Wilson
Tristan Bancks
70
71
72
73
Design your own Monster
IW
Judy Barrass
Katherine Battersby
Rebecca BelfieldKennedy
Pascalle Burton
Lyndon Davis
Kate Forsyth
Serena Geddes
David Stavanger
Lili Wilkinson
Michael Gerard Bauer T
Lyndon Davis
J.E.(Julie) Fison
Pat Flynn
Richard Newsome
shake & stir
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
David Stavanger
127
Writing the Fantastical
Cartoon Chaos
Slam the Mic!
How do I start?
WW
IW
PW
WW
13.00
Slam the Mic!
PW
7.00
$
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
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Sub-total B
Plates, scribes &printing presses
Words, words & more words
WW
IW
Low tech to high tech
Shake Up!
7.00
7.00
Billionaire’s Curse:the journey
7.00
Girls, trophy kids & being dumped
7.00
Kids Versus Wild
7.00
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
13.00
13.00
13.00
Dogs & Dinosaurs
AP
T
T
T
T
T
13.00
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
Ind
13.00
Poetry taking flight
PW
13.00
13.00
Design your own Monster
IW
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
Starting your first Screenplay
Low tech to high tech
AP
13.00
13.00
Scr
Picturebooks: History &Conservation
Shake Up!
Geeked out!
Billionaire’s Curse:the journey
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
Aardvarks & Arctic Adventures
Puggles and Twins
Being A Young Writer
Dogs & Dinosaurs
My Life & Other Stuff I Made Up
T
T
T
T
Workshops 1 hour Limit of 6 students per school
Caroline Magerl
126
Melaina Faranda
Mark Wilson
108
125
shake & stir
107
Judy Barrass
Oliver Phommavanh
124
Richard Newsome
106
T
T
T
T
T
T
105
From Pencil to Paint
IW
John Flanagan
Writing humour, not that ha ha hard
WW
104
Plates, scribes &printing presses
IW
Ghosts, Sea Monsters & Spies
Cartoon Chaos
IW
Melaina Faranda
Serena Geddes
94
Writing great adventure stories
WW
13.00
“5Ws + 1H of Writing”
WW
103
J.E.(Julie) Fison
93
13.00
Poetry taking flight
PW
Aleesah Darlinson
Aleesah Darlinson
92
Steph Bowe
Pascalle Burton
91
7.00
13.00
Design your own Monster
IW
102
Katherine Battersby
90
7.00
How did I get here?
7.00
Ghost that Talks: Spoken Weird
7.00
Shake Up!
Billionaire’s Curse:the journey
7.00
7.00
Fantasy and Adventure
Girls, trophy kids & being dumped
7.00
7.00
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
Aardvarks & Arctic Adventures
7.00
7.00
Gubbi Gubbi Indigenous Culture
7.00
13.00
My Life & Other Stuff I Made Up
Ghosts, Sea Monsters & Spies
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
T
101
Lili Wilkinson
89
T
T
Michael Gerard Bauer T
David Stavanger
88
100
shake & stir
87
T
Tristan Bancks
Richard Newsome
86
T
T
99
Kate Forsyth
85
Deb Abela
Pat Flynn
84
T
T
98
John Flanagan
83
Mark Wilson
Melaina Faranda
82
T
97
Lyndon Davis
81
T
Caroline Magerl
Tristan Bancks
80
T
How do I start?
WW
Oliver Phommavanh
Deb Abela
79
Cartoon Chaos
IW
95
Lili Wilkinson
78
Writing Funny
Low tech to high tech
AP
icreate
WW
Geeked out!
An illustrator’s passion
7.00
7.00
Fantasy and Adventure
7.00
Girls, trophy kids & being dumped
7.00
7.00
7.00
Cost$ Qty Total$
Meet the Ranger’s Apprentice
Kids Versus Wild
Puggles and Twins
Picturebooks: History &Conservation
96
Serena Geddes
77
Topic
Ghosts, Sea Monsters & Spies
T
T
T
T
Michael Gerard Bauer WW
Kate Forsyth
69
T
76
Pat Flynn
68
T
T
Judy Barrass
John Flanagan
67
Katherine Battersby
J.E.(Julie) Fison
66
T
74
Aleesah Darlinson
65
T
75
Deb Abela
64
Presenter and Session
Tuesday 7 June 2011 - Year Levels 5-7
9.15-10am
9.15-10.15am
10.30-11.15m
10.30-11.15am
10.30-11.30am
12.00-12.45pm
12.00-1.00pm
1.15-2.00pm
1.15-2.15pm