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25.01.2022 HISTORIC RADIO SHOW DEPARTMENT Tasmanian radio star Chris Wisbey will interview Tasmanian publishing tsar Lucinda Sharp at 10am next Sunday (June 10) about our ...new history writing prize. The Van Diemen History Prize: Good writing about history can be engaging, insightful, poignant or intriguing, but the underlying research will always be authentic and rigorous. To foster quality writing about Tasmanian history, Forty South Publishing is initiating an annual prize for non-fiction history articles written for a general audience. Entries will be accepted for articles up to 3,000 words on any aspect of Tasmanian history prior to the 21st century. Conditions of entry and entry forms at fortysouth.com.au.

22.01.2022 Time to explore...

17.01.2022 A gift in more ways than one at times such as this in Tasmania. Will be taking some solace in finishing this beautiful read over the weekend..."In a magical Tasmanian landscape where McAllister women come back from the dead, fishermen make life-long friends with seals, and grumpy coffin builders are roused from their peace, Robbie Arnott's novel Flames explores the sublime power of the Australian state at the bottom of the world." https://www.smh.com.au//a-mythic-reimagining-of-smalltown-

13.01.2022 "...Why? There is no why. There just is". R.F

11.01.2022 Have you seen our Recommended Reads for March? Great titles about Tasmanian Aboriginal history, the perfume industry, the city of Hobart, and the existence of monsters... There are three books to be won in our monthly competition too! https://www.taswriters.org/recommended-reads-march/

05.01.2022 First published by Alice Hansen in 2004 on return to Tasmania after time living away. Imagery and voices from locations across the state speaking of things quintessentially Tasmanian. Reflect. Connect.Ponder..."Explore. Learn.Discover.Cherish" (Coles Bay). #AliceHansen #TasmaniaaLivingJourney