It’s been a radio-themed start to 2024 for the group, and that looks set to continue into next month as a selection of our work features in the 2 February edition of Cover to Cover on Vision Australia Radio.
The lineup includes our pieces from the latest edition of 20 Artists magazine, published in December: Barry’s ‘Portrait’, ‘A Pocket Handkerchief at the Edge of the World’ by Margaret, and Helen’s poem ‘Behind the Mask’.
Also included in the program is a re-broadcast of Barry’s short story ‘Gray’ from Broken Rules and Other Stories (Transit Lounge), with a new introduction. And we’ll be sharing the hour with Julie Koh, whose story ‘On the Road’ is taken from New Australian Fiction 2023 (Kill Your Darlings).
As always, you can listen to Cover to Cover on the radio if you’re in Australia, or online from anywhere in the world. And if you happen to miss the show, we’ll be sharing the podcast the following week.
Tune in on Friday 2 February (repeated Sunday 4 February) – listening details can be found on the Vision Australia Radio website – just click here.
Thanks as ever to Tim McQueen and the team at Vision Australia Radio for continuing to support and encourage Australian writing in all its many forms.
More information on our stories in 20 Artists magazine can be found by clicking here.
Happy reading and listening and writing.
EW
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How wonderful! Will it be available online?
Also, I am planning on being in Melbourne and Sydney in September and hope to see some of this wonderful group in person! It has been an honor to work with you.
D Ferrara
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Wow, Donna. That’s exciting. Mapping out your imminent visit in my diary. Details to follow I’m sure.
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That is exciting! It’ll be great to see you, Donna.
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Hi Donna. Thanks for dropping by. Yes, it’ll be available online. You could listen live at the VAR website, though the Friday evening broadcast would be pre-dawn in your neck of the woods. The Sunday afternoon repeat might work – Saturday night for you. Otherwise, you can catch the program via the podcast, which we’ll share on this website as soon as it’s available. EW
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And we can’t wait to meet up in person when you come over. You and Patricia and the entire team at San Fedele Press are so supportive – such a pleasure to work with you all.
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