Writers & Poetry Club
The club may be reached thru PO Box 1625, Werribee Plaza, 3030 VIC = {H# 0422 672 789.
The club is located at Waverley Community Learning Centre, 5 Fleet Street, Mount Waverly, VIC – 3149 – PH# 03 9807 6011.
The RURAL PRESS CLUB aims to strengthen the links between rural media, public relations, agribusiness and government groups in Queensland. It also offers members entry to national and world-wide networks of like-minded colleagues.
The Fellowship of Australian Writers was formedJohn Le Gay Brereton in Sydney in 1928 by a group including Mary Gilmore, Steel Rudd and John le Gay Brereton, prominent writers at the time. It was formed to try and help Australian Writers who were very poorly used at the time.
The Society of Editors (NSW) Inc. is a non-profit organisation that promotes using editorial services, developing editing standards, exchanging and disseminating information and ideas between editors.
The membership of the Australian Bush Poets Association comprises of writers, performers and individuals who are interested in bush poetry. If you are interested in Australian bush poetry either traditional or modern, as a writer, reader, performer or just an admirer then membership to the ABPA is for you. The club may be contacted thru Irene Conner iconner21@wn.com.au.
The club may be reached thru PO Box 3162, 3 Gilbert Road, Prahran East, Victoria 3181.
The Fellowship of Australian Writers, founded in 1928, is an Australia-wide body with branches in each State, the ACT and Northern Territory. Non-political and non-sectarian, it caters for both established writers and those interested in writing.
We are a not for profit writers club established in Brisbane ninety years. Fellowship of Australian Writers -Qld aims to encourage the study of literature; to foster a love of good books and fine writing; to bring established and aspiring writers together; to encourage creative writing. Fellowship of Australian Writers – Qld ínvite writers – beginners and writers of stories and poetry to become members no matter where you live.
Our aim is to encourage, celebrate and sympathise with our members in their writing endeavours and have fun at the same time!
The Society of Women Writers NSW Inc. was established in 1925 and incorporated in1987 and is the longest-standing literary society in Australia. The Society aims to enable women writers in all genres to meet and network, and to benefit from regular seminars and workshops.
The Fellowship of Australian Writers WA is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing advocacy, training, support and friendship to Western Australia’s writing community.
The Fellowship of Australian Writers (Vic) Inc, founded in 1928, is a non-profit making voluntary organisation which aims to bring together all those interested in writing for their mutual professional, cultural and social benefit, and to provide information and advice to them. The membership includes writers working in diverse fields.
The Society aims to help establish and maintain high standards of editing, promote the exchange of ideas and information on professional matters, provide opportunities for professional development, raise government, industry and commercial awareness of the benefits of professional writing and editing.
The club may be reached thru PO Box 37512, Winnellie, 0821. Contact Ted Kilpatrick on 8948 1216.
Peer review of creative fiction writing. Members are required to attend regularly and be active writers. Contact George Mallory on – Ph# 0421 436 301 or iec2@optusnet.com.au.
The Sydney Screenwriters Meetup Group provides the writer/members an environment to bounce ideas, encourage one another and progress their skills in writing their screenplay. Members come from various backgrounds but all share the passion of writing.
Out of the Asylum (OOTA) began in 1996 and now is one of Western Australias most vibrant and fastest-growing writers groups. An independent writers’ group, OOTA is based in Fremantle and aims to support its members to get their work published. OOTA members represent a wide spectrum of writers from the well published to new and emerging.
We are a non-profit community group formed to provide support for writers and to promote writing and literature in the Geelong and Surf Coast regions. Members include beginning and emerging writers, and seasoned professionals.
The Society of Women Writers Tasmania provides support and encouragement for writers interested in writing in any genre and communicating with others. By joining the Society of Women Writers you can be included in a network of postal and email magazines giving you the opportunity to contribute your writing and obtain feedback from other members.
