Enza Gandolfo at the Emerging Writers’ Festival

What’s Your Story Melbourne collects stories of Melbourne and Melbournians as ‘everyday literature’. The project features the diverse experiences and voices of the people who inhabit our city, highlights the wisdom and poetry in the stories of people we encounter in daily life, with the belief that every story matters.

Resident writers Enza Gandolfo, Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa and Tobias McCorkell will interview Melbourne folks in and around Federation Square’s ‘Nook’ and create audio stories that will air on All Our Stories (PBS 106.7 FM), facilitated by Anne Harris and Stacy Holman-Jones.

About the author
Enza Gandolfo is a Melbourne writer and an honorary professor in creative writing at Victoria University. She is interested in the power of stories to create understanding and empathy, with a particular focus on feminist and political fiction. The co-editor of the journal TEXT and a founding member of the Victoria University Feminist Research Network, her first novel, Swimming (2009), was shortlisted for the Barbara Jefferis Award. Her new novel, The Bridge, is out now.

The Bridge

Enza Gandolfo

RRP: $32.99 Pub date: 14 May 2018 Category: Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) Cover view

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Enza Gandolfo at the Emerging Writers’ Festival

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