The Wagga Wagga launch of fourW twenty-nine was held at the Wagga Wagga City Library on Saturday 17th November with a large crowd in attendance. They were entertained by the readings of published poetry and prose from the anthology by twelve local and visiting writers. This included regular contributors over the years as well as those being published for the first time.
We thank all the contributors, family, and friends attending the launch as well as the Wagga Wagga City Library staff for contributing to the success of the event and look forward to 2019 with the publication of the thirtieth edition of fourW.
The winners of the 2018 Booranga Literary Prizes
Poetry: Andy Kissane - Sacrifice
Prose: Dorothy Simmons - Opposable Thumbs
We thank all the contributors, family, and friends attending the launch as well as the Wagga Wagga City Library staff for contributing to the success of the event and look forward to 2019 with the publication of the thirtieth edition of fourW.
The winners of the 2018 Booranga Literary Prizes
Poetry: Andy Kissane - Sacrifice
Prose: Dorothy Simmons - Opposable Thumbs
Scott Howie proposes a toast to fourW |
fourW twenty-nine was launched by Scott Howie, Executive Director of Eastern Riverina Arts. Scott concluded his launch speech with these fine words as a toast to the twenty-ninth edition of the anthology.
"A book is permanent, a
quest to stake out physical space is the world. They are great objects to
hold, to stack, to peruse, to rifle through the pages. So a toast. To all the words inked onto these pages. May you find eyes
to read you, mouths to speak you, ears to hear you and imaginations to play
in. To fourW…"
Derek Motion |
Joan Cahill |
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