Some of our favourite and most talented writers share their ‘bad fails’, reminding us that everybody makes mistakes.

Podcasters write about how money has factored into their podcasting hopes, dreams and realities.

Alice Chipkin writes about 'Eyes Too Dry', a graphic memoir about heavy feelings.

The Gazette speaks with Nayuka Gorrie about First Peoples’ politics in Australian literature.

The RMIT Gazette speaks with Indonesian sci-fi writer Azri Zakkiyah.

Members of Writing Through Fences and the Refugee Art Project discuss the complexities of using art as activism.

Sally Abbott, Brodie Lancaster and Robert Watkins discuss what makes a good synopsis, how to write a compelling chapter breakdown, and what the prize could do for your career.

Quippings is a collective of queer performers with a disability (“quip” is a mash-up of “crip” and “queer”) who aim to explore an accepted segregation between disability and sex.