non/fictionLab news

The non/fictionLab at RMIT is thrilled to announce that Philosophies of Difference is convening three seminars commencing on Tuesday October 29, 2024.

The Non/fiction Lab at RMIT is thrilled to announce that Philosophies of Difference is convening a new seminar series in November 2022.

A series of free, public, online forums for local and global audiences that bring together non/fictionLab researchers and other creative artists, industry leaders and academics, to discuss cutting edge questions and issues for our artforms, industries and communities.

Rees Quilford, a PhD student from the Lab, has won the 2021 Bass Coast Prize for Non-Fiction.

AAWP Online Conference and Incompleteness Book Launch 2021

Fully digital conference, 3-5 December 2021

The non/fictionLab is thrilled to announce that Philosophies of Difference is convening a new seminar series on vital topics in the theoretical humanities in October and November.

A series of free, public, online forums for local and global audiences that bring together non/fictionLab researchers and other creative artists, industry leaders and academics, to discuss cutting edge questions and issues for our artforms, industries and communities.

non/fictionLab researcher and writer David Carlin is part of a group of sound and visual artists, writers, geographers and anthropologists working together through the new RMIT Climate Change Research Network (CCR-NET).

The non/fictionLab’s Peta Murray had two trips to Galway in July, without leaving her desk.

The non/fictionLab has launched its 2021 Creative Resilience Series! Featuring Lab members Julienne van Loon, Sophie Cunningham and Peta Murray, enjoy your lunch with a side of professional development.

Lab Member Stayci Taylor’s first co-edited collection has been published by Palgrave Macmillan on the topic of script development, a process and field of research sitting at the nexus of screenwriting studies and screen production scholarship.

The Lab congratulates Brigid Magner, Ronnie Scott, and Jessica Wilkinson who have recent works shortlisted in major writing and literary prizes, as well as recent funding success.

Lab member Dr Michelle Aung Thin is enjoying continuing success and acclaim for her recent fiction release, Crossing the Farak River.

Over a longish weekend, commencing Thursday 3 June and concluding Saturday 6 June, HDR candidates from Melbourne and across the Asia-Pacific region came together to share work-in-progress and clear milestones.

Writing in the Expanded Field Volume III: Overlapping Writing is live!

As part of a Publisher Introduction Fellowship that got split by COVID-19, nonfiction/Labber Emilie Collyer worked on a poetry manuscript in 2020.

“They shoot in the head, but they don’t know the revolution is in the heart” - Khet Thi the Myanmar poet (tortured and murdered by the military junta on 8 May 2021.)

This seminar addresses the changing nature of literary value in 2021, against a movable backdrop of post-COVID Australia.

Lab member Peta Murray made her Theatre Works debut on Sunday, 25 April 2021, as both a back-up singer and creative collaborator on HERD.