Tag Archives: Wheeler Centre
From the Editors
The Year It Was for Kill Your Darlings
It’s hard to believe 2010 is nearing an end – it’s been quite a year for Kill Your Darlings. Back in March, we launched our first issue at Adelaide Writers’ Week and in Melbourne. Issue One, which kicked off with Gideon Haigh’s controversial article ‘Feeding the Hand … Read more
From the Editors
Failing Critical Failure: The problem with engaging in real conversation about literary criticism
It was a great privilege to be invited on the panel for ‘Critical Failure: Books’ at the Wheeler Centre on Tuesday evening. The session – which was one of four discussions on the state of critical writing in Australia – originated, according to the Wheeler Centre, from … Read more
Events
Kill Your Darlings at the Wheeler Centre Open Day
If you thought that Open Days were only for awkwardly introducing your parents to your Grade Four teacher or figuring out where you’d like to embark upon your university bar-hopping-slash-education, you were wrong. Melbourne’s hub of literary activity, The Wheeler Centre, is having an Open Day on … Read more
Issue Two
Love from the Wheeler Centre
It’s a week of love and lust at the Wheeler Centre this week. To celebrate – in addition to the fine roster of events they’re offering – they selected an excerpt from Kill Your Darlings Issue Two. Back in 1993, Ruth Starke won the national Woman’s Day/Mills … Read more
