Marginalia — John Kinsella
On the radio: UWAP authors interviewed on radio and on podcasts
Lauren Pratt David Nichols Interview John Kinsella Josh kemp Kgshak Akec On the radio Podcast interview Radio interview Thuy On
Tune in! Five of our authors have been interviewed across multiple different audio streams. Listen in to their radio and podcast interviews by clicking on the links below.
John Kinsella in conversation with Will Yeoman
Lauren Pratt John Kinsella Poetry The Ascension of Sheep Will Yeoman York Festival
Will Yeoman, journalist for The West Australian and director of the York Festival, interviews Wheatbelt resident and habitué of York, John Kinsella. Listen to John Kinsella's episode Writing the Wheatbelt on York Stories: The York Festival Podcast.
Interview with John Kinsella
Lauren Pratt John Kinsella Poetry UWAP Poetry Wheatbelt
UWAP interviews John Kinsella about his poetry and the publication of the first volume of his collected works.
How does it feel to see your collected works together in print for the first time?
It’s an exciting and overwhelming thing — I’ve understood a lot of my life through poetry, so this tells a story in a way I can better understand this life and what I’ve seen, experienced, thought and also tried to do as an activist.
UWAP celebrates ten years of publishing Australian poetry
UWA Publishing Annamaria Weldon Dorothy Hewett Award for an Unpublished Manuscript Flute of Milk John Kinsella Julie Watts Kit Kelen Legacy Poetry Poor Man's Coat Quinn Eades Rallying Stone Mother Tongue Susan Fealy The Dorothy Hewett Award for an Unpublished Manuscript UWAP Poetry
UWA Publishing has celebrated its tenth anniversary of publishing Australian poetry with the release of four significant titles this month.
Writing the WA wheatbelt, a place of radical environmental change by Tony Hughes-d'Aeth
Charlotte Guest Albert Facey Dorothy Hewett Elizabeth Jolley John Kinsella Like Nothing on this Earth The wheatbelt Tom Flood Tony Hughes-d'Aeth
Tony Hughes-d'Aeth answers the question, 'what can creative literature tell us about radical environmental change?'