arts-e resources - PDF 3 MB - Arts Tasmania - Tasmania Online
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Writing<br />
The Australian Society of Authors (ASA)<br />
The ASA is the peak professional association for Australia’s literary creators.<br />
— www.asauthors.org<br />
The Australian Writers’ Guild<br />
The Australian Writers’ Guild provides professional development and support for<br />
performance writers and acts as an advocate on their behalf to ensure work is properly<br />
valued, protected and remunerated.<br />
— www.awg.com.au<br />
The Fellowship of Australian Writers<br />
The Fellowship of Australian Writers is an Australia-wide body with branches in each state,<br />
the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. Non-political and non-sectarian, it<br />
caters for both established writers and those interested in writing.<br />
— www.fawtas.org.au<br />
The Poets Union<br />
The Poets Union is a not-for-profit, member-based organisation which encourages and<br />
develops opportunities for poets and contemporary poetry in Australia.<br />
— www.poetsunion.com/node<br />
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<strong>Tasmania</strong>n awards<br />
and prizes<br />
<strong>Tasmania</strong> Book Prizes<br />
The <strong>Tasmania</strong> Book Prizes is a biennial suite of prizes, delivered by <strong>Arts</strong> <strong>Tasmania</strong> in<br />
partnership with the University of <strong>Tasmania</strong>. The prizes recognise, promote and encourage<br />
the increasingly active and popular <strong>Tasmania</strong>n literary sector and publishing industry. As a<br />
guide, the value of the 2011 <strong>Tasmania</strong> Book Prizes was $35 000.<br />
— www.<strong>arts</strong>.tas.gov.au<br />
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National awards<br />
and prizes<br />
Australian Book Review Calibre Award<br />
The Calibre Prize is intended to generate brilliant new essays and to foster new insights<br />
into culture, society and the human condition. They welcome essays from leading authors<br />
and commentators, but also from emerging writers. All non-fiction subjects are eligible,<br />
from life writing to literary studies, history to politics, biography to philosophy, natural<br />
history to popular science, travel writing to environmental studies.<br />
— www.australianbookreview.com.au/competitions/calibre-prize<br />
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