# Nigel Featherstone
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Episode 6: Creative Expression with Nigel Featherstone
Nigel Featherstone is an acclaimed author of literary fiction and creative non-fiction, and also collaborates on a wide range of other creative projects including theatre, spoken-word and music. His finely-crafted works have drawn great critical attention, in particular his war novel Bodies of Men,…
Summer Reading: love, sex, drugs and mischief
Reading Chris Womersley's The Diplomat, Lauren John Joseph's At Certain Points We Touch and Jonathan Bazzi's Fever – with Nigel Featherstone; and talking to Nigerian-English writer Nikki May about her novel Wahala and the bookshelf that shaped her
Ireland, Italy, England and Oz: four bold new works of fiction
Reading Brendan Colley's The Signal Line, Louise Kennedy's Trespasses, Lauren John Joseph's At Certain Points We Touch and Jonathan Bazzi's Fever with novelists Nigel Featherstone (My Heart is a Little Wild Thing) and Ellie O'Neill (Family Matters)
Should Queer Men Write With Their COCKS? Finding a Queer Literary Community w/ Nigel Featherstone
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Australian writer, Nigel Featherstone gets vulnerable when he enters the ITBR and opens up about finding his queer male literary voice! Come listen to Nigel as he s…
MusicZettel S3E9: The new NSW Syllabus pt. 2 – When ideology gets in the way of educative evidence-based practice
In this week’s podcast, I describe it as “the downer episode” – but sometimes there’s a lot of good learning to be had in reflecting in what’s wrong with such an important document as the first new music syllabus for 12 to 16 year olds in 21 years. My criticisms are NSW focused, but are applic…
Nigel Featherstone - Author (Pt 2)
We all have stories we tell ourselves. Moments or episodes that linger with us as having defined the direction our life has taken or shaped our characters in some way. And yet, we may not have shared this story with anyone, despite the significance it has for us.
Nigel Featherstone - Author (Pt 1)
We all have stories we tell ourselves. Moments or episodes that linger with us as having defined the direction our life has taken or shaped our characters in some way. And yet, we may not have shared this story with anyone, despite the significance it has for us.
Stuart Barnes on form in poetry
Stuart Barnes is the author of Like to the Lark (Upswell Publishing, 2023), awarded the 2023 Wesley Michel Wright Prize in Poetry, shortlisted for the 2024 ALS Gold Medal and highly commended in the 2024 Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry, and of Glasshouses (UQP, 2016), awarded the 2015 Arts Queens…
The Enduring Power of Holding the Man by Timothy Conigrave
Critic Nigel Featherstone joins Rebecca to discuss the iconic gay memoir, Holding the Man. It is the love story of Tim and John, who first met as teenagers at their all-boys Catholic school in Melbourne, and whose lives are torn apart by the AIDS crisis. First published in 1994, the book continues …
Nigel Featherstone reads live at Four Winds Theatre, Barragga Bay NSW
Nigel Featherstone reads his poetry live at Four Winds, Barragga Bay NSW.
"In this moment I am neither" shortlisted for the 2025 ACU Prize for Poetry and first published in the accompanying anthology
"How to make a scene" first published in Meanjin
"Witness" first published in Locative Magazine, …
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