Archives of July , 2008
Dreadlocks 2008
The Literary Journal of School of Language, Arts and Media
The University of the South Pacific
Call for submissions for Dreadlocks Vol. 5, 2008
Dreadlocks is the annual literary publication of the School of Language, Arts and Media at the University of the South
Emerging writers are invited to apply to participate in workshops with established authors as part of the first ever Asia-Pacific Festival of Writing in October 2008.
The Festival, ‘Writing the Future’, is offering workshops in fiction, poetry, theatre/film scriptwriting, non
Why Gather? Symposium 19-20 JULY 2008
Elisabeth Murdoch Theatre
Elisabeth Murdoch Building (Formerly Old Pathology Building), University of Melbourne
FREE OF CHARGE – BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL!
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三笔会：中国记者被判刑，其他人士被禁见美国官员
（纽约—多伦多—斯德哥尔摩2008年7月2日）各笔会今天对南京记者孙林被判刑和本周北京数作家及笔会会员被关押骚扰以禁见美国国会到访议员表示失望。
孙林（笔名孑木）是海外中文网站《博讯新闻网》记者，在发表一些包括犯罪和警方暴行等敏感话题的文章后，于2007年5月30日被捕。他的妻子何芳也被指控并判缓刑。2008年6月27日，孙林以“聚众扰乱社会秩序罪”和“非法持有枪支罪”被判刑4年，宣判时其家人和律师均未到场。他在被捕前已记载了警方对他的多次骚扰。
Chinese Journalist Sentenced, Others Prevented From Meeting U.S. Officials
New York, Toronto, Stockholm, July 2, 2008—PEN centers expressed disappointment today over the sentencing of journalist Sun Lin in Nanjing and the detention and harassment of several writers and PEN
ARCHIVES of July , 2008
- More international pressure needed for detained journalist
- Death of dissident and spiritual leader Thich Huyen Quang
- HOW TO MAKE LIVING ARTWORKS: Biological Science Workshop for Artists
- BAGAIMANA MEMBUAT KARYA SENI HIDUP
- 中国：异议作家重被收监
- CHINA: Dissident writer re-arrested.
- 独立中文笔会关于本会会员
- 三笔会谴责镇压持续：中国
- Chinese Writer Re-Arrested as Crackdown Continues
- Literary Criticism of the Cowrie Novel Series: A Documentation
- Review of OUR CARRIBEAN: A GATHERING OF LESBIAN AND GAY WRITING FROM THE ANTILLES
- Review of THE FLIGHT OF THE KERERU
- The Fifty Shrinking Years, a collection of writing from Hong Kong. Editorial
- Unuhia ki te Ao Marama: Draw Forward into the World of Light : Writing Ourselves, Our Politics ...
- Women Who Ride Whales: Publishing, Women’s Literature and Creative Writing from the South Paci
- From Pele to Laukiamanuikahiki:
- Malaysia Human Rights Report 2007: Civil and Political Rights by SUARAM
- Rudra Avatara by Uthayar Sankar
- SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL STORY TELLING FESTIVAL
- Love Vibe
- Experiencing Talkstory as a Storyteller
- An Interview with Cathie Dunsford and Karin Meissenburg
- Short Reflections on the Practice of Talkstory
- Dreams in Cathie Dunsford’s The Journey Home
- Boundaries and Power in The Journey Home/Te Haerenga Kainga
- Learning to Listen
- 中国未守承诺：关于中国言#
- Failing to Deliver: An Olympic-Year Report Card on Free Expression in China
- Not a Muse Anthology - call for Submissions
- QUEEN’S BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Possibilities for Indigenous Feminism in Cathie Dunsford’s The Journey Home
- Dancing with Audre Lorde: Positive Obsession, Knowledge, and Some Explosions…
- Cathie Dunsford’s Literature: Bibliography
- Cathie Dunsford’s Literature:
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: Maoritanga — A Way of Life, A World View
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: “A Heap of War, a Heap of Peace”…Fusing Fact and Fic
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: A Holocaust Denied: The Impact of Colonialism
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: Envisioning the Future into Existence
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: Talkstory the power of storytelling
- Cathie Dunsford"s Literature: A Web of Collective Knowledge
- Cathie Dunsford’s Literature and Literary Activism in the South Pacific:
- Asian Digital Storytelling Festival 2 - 6 September
- Singapore Book Club - July
- Call for Submissions for “Le Banian”
- mud luscious / issue four
- Call for submissions for Dreadlocks Vol. 5, 2008
- Workshops at the International ‘Writing the Future’ Festival of Writing in India
- South Project - Why gather? Symposium
- Chinese Jounalist sentenced (Chinese)
- Chinese Journalist Sentenced,
- Asia-Pacific Writing Partnership now registering members