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Write About Walking Together Showcase event introduces new writing from 11 shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition and includes readings of their poetry and prose. We are delighted to welcome Electra Rhodes to be the m/c for the Showcase event.

Run in conjuction with Sampson Low Publishers, with a prize sponsored by Orana Arts in regional New South Wales, the walk · listen · create writing competition attracted scores of entries. We asked Amelia Hodsdon and Shani Cadwallender, our current writers-in-residence to choose a theme for this year’s competition as well as being part of the judging team. The competition required writers to compose poems or prose of 250 words and under, inspired by the theme of “Walking Together”.

Entries were judged by volunteer judges, Lydia Kennaway and R.M. Francis (poetry) and Geoff Nicholson and Nick Sayers (prose) assisted by Shani (poetry) and Amelia (stories). The shortlisted pieces are published in WALKING (2024) an illustrated chapbook anthology and issued as a geo-located audio anthology, sale proceeds of which go to support future walk · listen · create writing competitions.

The winners and runners-up in each of the poetry and prose categories will be announced at the event – with the accolade of on-line Poet & Prose Writer-in-Residence for 2025 walk · listen · create and for Sound Walk September going to the winners in each category.

Amelia Hodsdon, our current writers-in-residence will read a piece of their writing at the event.

Running order of Authors shortlisted and their pieces:

Leanne Wicks reads I Stroll on Wiradjuri Country

Damaris West reads Sharing

Rachel Henson reads “Not More Gnomes!”

Chantal Lyons reads Flower Key

Arthur Sparrow reads Chalk Walk Bloke Talk

Sarah Leavesley reads An Unlikely Pair

Daragh Fleming reads Months from Now

Annette Lyons reads Hand in Hand

Matthew Wignall reads Walking to Independence

Krista Carson reads Christmas Eve

Bronwyn Birdsall reads Connecting…

Damaris West reads Thyme


Hosts

Bronwyn Birdsall

Bronwyn Birdsall

(Australia) 
Krista Carson

Krista Carson

writer, poet, educator, PhD student (Canada) 

Daragh Fleming

(Ireland) 
Rachel Henson

Rachel Henson

A writer from Dorset who likes being out and about in nature 

Sarah Leavesley

(United Kingdom) 
Annette Lyons

Annette Lyons

(Australia) 
Chantal Lyons

Chantal Lyons

(United Kingdom) 
Arthur Sparrow

Arthur Sparrow

(United Kingdom) 
Damaris West

Damaris West

A keen natural historian. (United Kingdom) 
Leanne Wicks

Leanne Wicks

(Australia) 
Matthew Wignall

Matthew Wignall

(United Kingdom) 
Amelia Hodsdon

Amelia Hodsdon

(United Kingdom) 
El Rhodes

El Rhodes

(United Kingdom) 
Andrew Stuck

Andrew Stuck

Co-founder of walk · listen · create (United Kingdom) 

Supported by

Orana Arts

Kim V. Goldsmith
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