On the ‘freedom’ in writing… (“The Write Approach…” col. 3)


Posted By Liat on February 18, 2010

“The Write Approach…” – col. 3

Dear fellow writers,

Liat

The topic for the February column of ‘The Write Approach …’  is inspired by my written conversation with Nicholas Fourikis (03/04 Feb.)  He discussed the freedom, or otherwise, associated with different genres of writing from his perspective.  While we would all agree, I think, that the different forms have their own restrictions and demands, I want to discuss the power and the freedom that goes with working with words ‘imaginatively’ across genres.  Without the use of imagination with any material we are attempting to analyse or associate with, we can only produce a more commonplace prose or verse.

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Liat
Liat is a Melbourne-based poet, was the founding director of Lynk Manuscript Assessment Service following its ‘liberation’ from the National Book Council in 1998. She expended an enormous amount of energy and passion on behalf of emerging Australian writers during her six-year term as director of Lynk. During that time, 17 new authors secured publication after having their work assessed by Lynk. Liat now devotes her time to writing, manuscript appraisal and teaching creative writing.

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