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Writers Voice December 2013 Summer Edition #242 DEC 2013 QUARTERLY BULLETIN OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF AUSTRALIAN WRITERS NSW INC. Colleen Parker T introduction. I for one, was thrilled to her award from he Annual Luncheon and Book meet her and look forward to a long Competition FAWLaunch was Annual jam-packed with Awardsassociation with her Luncheon through our FAW. Secretary, Cate activities this year. I am sure we had The usual formalities followed Plink, and then an increase in attendance, so thank and we met three of the competition graciously you everyone. winners of the five. David Campbell acknowledged We attempted some changes to flew in from Melbourne and graced the FAW for the appeal to more members with the us which was a treat because we all opportunity to new venue and earlier date and after know ‘of’ David’s talent … let’s face enter her story. Although only in some teething troubles whereby we it he has won or placed in nearly all Primary school, she spoke with were ushered into a different room of our Branch competitions, which confidence and was applauded to what we had booked, everyone showsWriters what Voice a high and consistent appreciatively for her words. coped with the somewhat cramped standard his writing is. David praised Also with me was one of the conditions and enjoyed the event. our bulletin and wished Secondary level winners, Keeley We were pleased to meet our new they had something similar in McAlinden who was accompanied by Patron, Patti Miller, who we feel has Victoria. her proud mother too. I was thrilled embraced her new role with us and is I sat with two of our Hilarie to meet these families with their keen to support us wherever she can. Lindsay young writer winners, Celine talented daughters and hope they Patti cheerfully read her Foreword Ng who flew from Western Australia enjoyed their special occasioncont. aspage 4… from our new FAW book and also with her loving, supportive parents, much as we enjoyed hosting them. spoke about herself by way of an just for the weekend. Celine accepted IN THIS ISSUE… State Council News 3 FAW Branch Reports 5 Writers Unleashed Festival Report 11 Workshop: Get The Words Right 13 SWW Literary Luncheons 13 Roundup 14 Poets Voice 16 Literary Achievements 17 Competition Results 20 Writing Competitions 22 Prizewinning Short Stories: – Hilarie Lindsay Section 3 winner 23 – Central Coast Mona Brand winner 24 Branch Meetings and Contacts 26 Official guests at the FAW Annual Awards Luncheon being introduced by MC Trevar Langlands. The event was held this year at the City of Sydney RSL Club. More photos page 4. FAW Members’ Bookshelf 28 FAW NSW Inc. State Council: 2014 Delegates Meetings Fellowship Annual General Meeting of Australian Next meeting: Saturday May 3, 2014, 10:00am at City of Writers NSW Inc. Sydney RSL Club, 565 George Street, Sydney. ForGeneral 2014 the Membership Executive Committee and and Subscriptions Branch Delegates will meet the first Saturday ABN 59 557 152 715 of May and November. Minutes are mailed to each Branch Secretary. General Enquiries: AFFILIATIONMembership is FEES open – to$40 anyone pa who has a love for writing – writers, whether amateur or professional – or anyone interested in promoting Australian literature. Mail: Branch Treasurer where a member attends Internet:FAW NSW Inc. meetings Full MembershipFellowship ($20 U21/Youth of Aust Rate) Writers. – due by PO Box 488, Rozelle NSW 2039 31Each DECEMBER Branch sets each it ownyear ANNUALand paid FEEto the Facebook: > . Cheques/money orders payable to <www.fawnsw.org.au> Writers <www.facebook.com/FAWNSWPatrons: Voice, from which the $40 (or $20) affiliation fees are ISOLATEDforwarded WRITERSto FAW State – $46 Council pa for costs involved with printing and mailing public liability insurance and administration. Prof. GA Wilkes, ($51 overseas,Fellowship $23 Youth of Aust U18) Writers. – see page 31. Please Prof. E. Webby am, faha, Writingmail subscriptions Fellows to the FAW State Treasurer Kay Bakon (address at left). Please MsState Patti President:Miller ba, ma make cheques/money orders payable to > FAW Writing Fellows are listed here: <www.fawnsw.org.au/Writing_Fellows.pdf>. Trevar Langlands – 0402 209 267 The broad criteria for this class of membership, are that the applicant should have Vice<[email protected] President & Public Officer: had a substantial body of work published and should normally have been a member of the FAW for at least two years. A committee of the State Council adjudicates on > each application, which should be forwarded to the Registrar of Writing Fellows, FAW Helen Luidens – 4363 2627 State Council, PO Box 488, Rozelle NSW 2039. The application should: <[email protected] Vice President, a) be accompanied by a $50.00 cheque, payable to ‘Fellowship Aust. Writers’. Webmaster and Social Media Coordinator: b) indicate the Branch where the applicant is currently a member and the number of years of FAW membership. > c) have attached a list of published, performed or broadcast works, with dates and Barbara Simmons details of publication. Also list any literary prizes awarded, although such works Hon. Secretary: may be unpublished. Unpaid contributions to newspapers etc. and self-published <[email protected] works (unless widely sold and acclaimed) should not be included. The one-time fee of $50.00 will be used to cover costs of administration and cost of certificate. Excess funds will be used to further the work of the FAW. If the application Maureen Kelly oam – 0417 403 720 Hon. Treasurer and Membership Registrar: isDistinguished unsuccessful, the chequeService will Award be returned, perhaps with a suggestion to re-submit <[email protected]> an application when a greater body of work has been published. Kay Bakon – 4321 0935 This annual award recognises FAW members confidentially recommended by their Branch Committees and approved by the DSA Assessment Committee. DSA Unit 801, Henry Kendall Gardens,> members will be honoured in the following way: a ceremony will be held at the 150 Maidens Brush Road, WYOMING NSW 2250 Outreach Program Convenor: Annual PresentationWriters’ Luncheon Voice and the successful candidates will be presented <[email protected] with certificates acknowledging their outstanding service. In addition, a permanent Honour Roll in lists the names of recipients of the DSA. Guidelines for assessing recommendations for Distinguished Service Awards: Colleen Parker – 6583 3997 1. Recommendations must be as a result of a unanimous decision of a current Branch Publicity<[email protected]> Officer and Competition Convenor: Committee. 2. Qualifications to include the following features: (a) Length of service as a current financial member to be at least ten (10) years. Cate Plink – 4341 1138 (a.h. only) (b) Required to have a regular attendance record at Branch Meetings. <[email protected]>Isolated Writers Convenor: (c) Required to have participated in activities organised by the Branch Committee on a regular basis for at least eight years or to have served on the Branch > Committee for at least eight years. Carolyn Cash – 0427 895 574 3. All recommendations to be submitted to the DSA Assessment Committee, <[email protected] PO Box 488, Rozelle NSW 2039, by 30 June of each year. 4.ISBN A committee comprising the State President, the Vice President, the Secretary and the Treasurer will assess recommendations. The DSA Committee’s decision is final. WRITERS VOICE ISSN 0817-0746 The official Bulletin of the Fellowship of Australian Writers NSW Inc Members requiring their FREE ISBN (one number per publication) should, in the first is published quarterly. Opinions expressed are those of the instance, contact the FAW Secretary Maureen Kelly <[email protected]>. individual authors and not necessarily those of the FAW or the YourPublic request Fund will then be passed to Alan Russell (phone 02 9680 3374) editor. The editor reserves the right to edit or delete submissions <[email protected]> for action. for length, content, or policy. All advertisements and items are accepted in good faith but the FAW NSW Inc cannot accept responsibility for misrepresentation by advertisers nor does Donations of $2.00 and over to this account are tax deductible. When there are inclusion of any item imply endorsement by FAW NSW Inc. sufficient funds, Branches may approach State Council for an amount for a specific purpose.FAW Manuscript Without donations Assessment FAW cannot Service grow and achieve this aim. When a member Editor: Ken Driver. Copy for submission should be sent to: makes a donation, a note of his/her Branch is made. The Editor, Writers’ Voice 65 Barbara Boulevard, Seven Hills NSW 2147 Critical reading with general criticism, editing including interpolation of articles, Tel: (02) 9831 6808 short stories and novels. A fee applies of $50 ($60 non-members) for a sample Email: <[email protected]> assessment of 2 chapters and $25 ($30 non-members) for 1 or 2 poems of no more *** NOTE QUARTERLY COPY DEADLINES *** than 60 lines each. A detailed quote for the critical assessment of the remaining work 15 FEBRUARY, 15 MAY, 15 AUGUST, 15 NOVEMBER will be supplied should the author require further editorial or constructive advice. For manuscripts, please include a synopsis and approximate word count and a stamped self-addressed envelope for return of all the assessments. For further information phone 9810 1307 or write to FAW Assessment Service PO Box 488 Rozelle NSW 2039. 2 WRITERS’ VOICE 242—DECEMBER 2013 Visit us on the Internet at www.fawnsw.org.au From the President Distinguished Service Awards Writers Voice Marjorie Barnard Award for his entry take this opportunity in our last ‘The Numbers Man’. I will be doing Our DSA awards were announced State forCouncil 2013 to wish one Newsa review of David’s poetry book in at theAlan lunch Russell by Maureen Kelly— and all a Happy Christmas and New the near future.
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