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The Verse Memoir: Engaging with Trauma Through Poetry

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When

Sunday

April 7
11:30 am - 12:30 pm

Where

University of Newcastle NUspace X301
Level 3
Cnr Hunter & Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300

Tickets

Free

The Verse Memoir: Engaging with Trauma Through Poetry

Magdalena Ball’s Bobish and ali whitelock’s a brief letter to the sea about a couple of things explore death, mourning, and laughter against a backdrop of menopause, potty-mouthed self-actualisation, and love. Join these two poets in conversation with Jenny Blackford about why verse memoir is the perfect form for engaging with trauma.

This is a free event; no bookings required.

This session will be Auslan interpreted.

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The Speakers

A white woman with shoulder-length brown hair looks off to one side and smiles. She is wearing and black and white spotted shirt

Magdalena Ball

Magdalena Ball’s Bobish and ali whitelock’s a brief letter to the sea about a couple of things explore death, mourning, and laughter against a backdrop of menopause, potty-mouthed self-actualisation, and…

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Jenny Blackford

Magdalena Ball’s Bobish and ali whitelock’s a brief letter to the sea about a couple of things explore death, mourning, and laughter against a backdrop of menopause, potty-mouthed self-actualisation, and…

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ali whitelock

Magdalena Ball’s Bobish and ali whitelock’s a brief letter to the sea about a couple of things explore death, mourning, and laughter against a backdrop of menopause, potty-mouthed self-actualisation, and…

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