Rochelle Potkar's Blog, page 39
December 13, 2018
My Australian visit for APWT, Gold Coast
My Australian visit for APWT, Griffith Uni., Gold Coast and the Federal Free Writer’s Festival was very fulfilling.
A good laugh over my poem ‘Gathering’ (Four Degrees of Separation).
Enriching panel discussions.
My key note speech, well-received. Books sold out. What more to ask.
December 6, 2018
Panel 21 at APWT, Griffith University on ‘Talking Poetry’: come join
Come join us at Panel 21: Talking poetry: Our favourite and most inspiring poets with Ravi Shankar, Samuel Wagan Watson, and moderated by Jude Aquilina.
10-11:15 am
Friday, 7th December 2018
Griffith University
December 3, 2018
On the panel – Gender politics in the contemporary literary climate, APWT, Gold Coast 2018
Just arrived into Gold Coast.
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You are invited to APWT, Panel 26 /
Friday, 7th December, 3:45 – 5:00
Griffith University, Australia
Capturing the conundrum: Gender politics in the contemporary literary climate, with Sreedhevi Iyer, Tim Tomlinson, moderated by Lucy Neave.
We go!
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December 2, 2018
A Talk in Brisbane. Gold Coast. 5th December 2018
If you are in the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Australia you are invited!
Special Session // Rochelle Potkar: Brave or Necessary? The Battles that choose us.
5th December 2018. 10-11 am. Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus.
Tickets available.
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November 30, 2018
On to Gold Coast & APWT
Looking forward to Gold Coast, Australia and the Asia Pacific Writers & Translators (APWT) annual gathering.
Program schedule: http://apwriters.org/gold-coast-program/
November 26, 2018
November 24, 2018
‘Four Degrees of Separation’ & ‘Paper Asylum’ reviewed at Cha: An Asian Literary Journal.
In which the dynamic poet Kate Rogers reviews my books at Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. Thank you for such an engaging review.
(Books on Amazon India.)
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November 23, 2018
‘Skirt’ at Chair Poetry Evenings
Today as I leave for Ahmadabad’s Int’l Literature Festival, Chair Poetry Evenings will showcase ‘Skirt’ in its receptive poetic environment.
How I miss Kolkata right now.
Sarabjeet and Sonnet, cheers.
https://www.chairpoetryevenings.org/skirt-by-philippa-collie-cousins-poem-by-rochelle-potkar.html
