‘We come together so we might bring care and community towards an unknown future, one that might be better.’
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“It is always important to write with urgency about the things that matter, because even slow burns are created with fire and leave a mark.”
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‘I cannot think of a heavier question than what language might be under occupation and I do not have an answer although I think it is important to talk about and go on saying.’
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‘Australia is not real. Nor am I. Put differently, we are both fictions—made-up, imagined.’
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‘When we can’t write we can read.’
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‘My prophets found futures / by watching the birds.‘
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Tara Kenny surveys the Liminal Festival, capturing minor details and hefty conversations.
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Glimpses of the Liminal Festival, captured by Kim Lam.
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Sketches of the Liminal Festival by Viet-My Bui.
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Photographs from the Opening Night of the Liminal Festival.
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Photographs from the Liminal Festival, 2024.
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Sonia Nair captures the Liminal Festival in real time.
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Readings from Manisha Anjali, Evelyn Araluen, Andrew Brooks, Brian Castro, Bella Li, Cher Tan, and Michael Sun.
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Evelyn Araluen, Hasib Hourani and Mykaela Saunders as they discuss the careful craft of ripping the empire’s language to shreds.
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Bella Li and Lucy Van think through histories, poetics and how to wield language on one’s own terms.
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Jessica Au, Brian Castro and André Dao consider the novel, the nation, and the boundaries that shape them. Hosted by Lynda Ng.
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Eda Gunaydin, Michael Sun and Cher Tan examine the possibilities of literary criticism, as well as the roles and responsibilities of the critic.
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Poets Andrew Brooks and Elena Gomez consider writing friendship and futurity, comradely love and joyous passion.
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Poets Jenny Zhang and Panda Wong discuss their poetics of disgust, of abjection, and of grief.
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Friends Jillian Tamaki and Lee Lai draw on their years-long artistic practices to think through the pleasures, pains and processes of comics making.
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