Warm-up exercises for approaching a blank page
“Write everyday if you can, no matter how awful you think it is. Just keep doing it.” – Margaret Atwood ...
Connections
“Human beings were made to connect with other humans. It is essential not only for our thriving but also to...
Time travel
There is a quote from Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin that I really like: “This is what...
The math of belonging
One of my earliest memories of ‘belonging’, funnily enough, traces back to maths, when I learned about sets and Venn...
Witnesses to our lives
In the film Shall We Dance (2004), Beverly Clark (played by Susan Sarandon) says that people marry not because of...
What does ‘belonging’ mean to you?
Belonging, for me, is like the strokes of a calligraphy pen, the broad as well as the lean ones. The...
Living Twice
The 2023 USYD Anthology, Living Twice, was officially launched last month and is now available to buy from our online...
Where We Belong
SUBMISSIONS TO THE 2024 USYD ANTHOLOGY ARE NOW OPEN! Writers of USYD, we’re excited to announce the call for submissions...
Q&A with ‘Of Course I Have Known Pain!’ author Zoe Morris
Zoe Morris is a poet from Sydney, Australia, on Gadigal land. She is currently in her final year of Arts and...
Q&A with ‘The Waterbearer’ author Holly Ford
About to enter her final year in USYD’s Master of Publishing degree, Holly Ford has had a life-long love for...
