AWW23: Sovereignty and Solidarity - Susan Abulhawa, Lorna Munro & Karen Wyld
First Nations people in Australia and Palestinians share a history of struggle and resistance against the racism of settler colonial states. Join Palestinian-American writer Susan Abulhawa and Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman Lorna Munro in conversation with award-winning author Karen Wyld for a discu…
A cafe, a shiver, a chase
On Andrew Pippos’ Lucky’s, Kate Mildenhall’s The Mother Fault and Karen Wyld’s Where the Fruit Falls
'A Day at the Beach' by Karen Wyld | 30in30
Today's #30in30 poet is freelance writer and author of Martu descent Karen Wyld!Karen has recently authored the books Where the Fruit Falls (UWA Publishing) and Heroes, Rebels and Innovators: Inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from history (Hachette Australia Books ). She lives …
Migrant women's experiences of sexual harassment in the workplace
This week on Women on the Line, Dr. Shih Joo (Siru) Tan and Professor Marie Segrave discuss their study into migrant and refugee women's experiences of sexual harassment in the workplace. And later in the show, we play a poem by freelance writer Karen Wyld for this year's Red Room Poetry.
AWW24: Songs for the Dead and the Living - Sara M. Saleh
With Karen Wyld | Award-winning human rights lawyer Sara M. Saleh explores the complexities of identity in her writing. She joins Karen Wyld to talk about her new poetry collection and her debut novel.
Event details: Sat 02 Mar, 5:00pm
AWW24: The Rocks Remain: Blak Poetry and Story
Ali Cobby Eckermann, Brad Darkson, Dominic Guerrera and Karen Wyld | What remains after colonisation? After heartbreak? After protest? Like the rocks, First Peoples remain. Co-editors and contributors of The Rocks Remain anthology discuss continuation and the power of story. Ali Cobby Eckermann, Br…
Clare Jaque Vasquez on using art to protect and honour stories and Karen Wyld on becoming a poet
On this episode of Indigenuity we chat to Gomeroi artist Clare Jaque Vasquez, whose paintings capture stories and weaving practices in raised textural form on her canvases, utilising layering to embed and protect stories, and whose work is being featured in the exhibition ‘The Women's Show’ at Vivi…
Still Here
This week, words by First Nations people on January 26, Sovereignty and Identity.
'Australia Day'
In our first story, people at the 2012 Yabun festival speak about what so-called ‘Australia day’ means to them.
That story was produced by Lauren Carroll Harris, with interviews gathered by Lauren…
AWW25: Splinter Journal: Unravelling Reality - Writers SA
Can a literary journal help us understand or even change our reality? Editor of new Tarntanya-based journal Splinter, Farrin Foster, and issue one writers Hossein Asgari, Karen Wyld and Anthony Nocera, discuss the evolving purpose of literary journals and how it dovetails with their work in Splinte…
23. The Critics’ Report: Freedom, Funding and ‘Social Cohesion’
In this episode of Fully Lit Live, we present The Critics Report, an event hosted by the Sydney Review of Books at the State Library of NSW in December 2025.
Moderated by SRB deputy editor Tiffany Tsao, the conversation brings together critics, editors and scholars to assess a year that placed unpr…
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