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# Women Writers Queensland

Inspiring Women Writers

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- [Post by Guest Blogger – Raelene Purtill](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/post-by-guest-blogger-raelene-purtell/) - #A Writer's Journal The YouTuber seduced me with a decorated page that tracked her word count, before she flipped over to her vision board displaying her projected Instagram followers and her dream book cover which inspired me to create a Writer’s Journal. The airship of my story was down in flames, but I had new inspiration:
- [Write Out West](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/write-out-west/) - Post by Guest Blogger Virginia Miranda Three Towns, Three Writers, Three days of Inspiration Ten women on a bus, driven by the very patient Chris from Coorparoo RSL, departed Brisbane on August 1 for their Write Out West workshop tour. Three towns, three writers, three days of inspiration. First stop, the Black Cat Café, Millmerran Women Writers Queensland travelled out west for the Write Out West program.
- [Connecting to a Forgotten Past](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/connecting-to-a-forgotten-past/) - I’ve always believed that the journey of researching and writing about family history is just as important as the destination, but the research will often take us along unexpected paths. Uniting the current generation with earlier generations about a forgotten past is a worthy undertaking, but the project is often complex and can take a
- [Book Launch](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/book-launch/) - A vibrant atmosphere at the 'Au Revoir' anthology book launch, where members celebrated their achievements and shared ideas during a memo Book Launch - Anthology "Au Revoir" Post by Guest Blogger, Jan Wood. An amazing morning of celebration at our Book Launch of this year’s Anthology, "Au Revoir". Seventeen members of Women Writers Queensland contributed a short story to create a plethora of short stories in many genres. A successful Book Launch, held on Octobr 14th, at Book Launch - Anthology "Au Revoir" Post by Guest Blogger, Jan Wood. An amazing morning of celebration at our Book Launch of this year’s Anthology, "Au Revoir". Seventeen members of Women Writers Queensland contributed a short story to create a plethora of short stories in many genres. A successful Book Launch, held on Octobr 14th, at #rable event.
- [A Different Kind of Truth](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/a-different-kind-of-truth/) - Post by Guest Blogger Beverley Young. The word "Fiction" anywhere in the description of a genre, denotes the story as a creation of the author. This may extend to the description of events, characters, and settings within a story. In some instances, the fiction may be a parody of reality. The challenge for every author
- [Our Critiquing Projects](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/our-critiquing-projects/) - The Value of Critiquing Critiquing is an important benefit of being in a group of writers. One of the most popular benefits of membership with SWWQ is the Postal Magazines. There are several of these “magazines” under the guidance of our Postal Magazine Editor, Sue Wagner. The idea is that a group of members will participate
- [Dr Clare Wright – The Alice Winner](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/dr-clare-wright-the-alice-winner/) - The 2016 Alice Award Winner announced in Launceston in August is Dr Clare Wright. Until this week I had not done any research on the winner, I feel sad that it has taken me so long to find out about her. Dr Clare Wright She is described in Wikipedia as an Australian author, historian and
- [PNG welcomes Mary Mennis](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/png-welcomes-mary-mennis/) - SWWQ Member Mary Mennis left Brisbane yesterday (October 31st) on the Pacific Aria. with her husband Brian. They will go to PNG; Alotoau where there is a Canoe Festival and the opening of a Museum. Then they will go on to Kitaya, Trobriands, Rabaul, then to Kiriwina Island. They will then travel to Conflict Island
- [Do You Remember Inchcolm?](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/do-you-remember-inchcolm/) - On Wickham Terrace, in what used to be the specialist medical precinct of Brisbane, stands the historic Inchcolm building. These days there are medical practices in the precinct, but other businesses have replaces some of the older businesses. Medical Centre I remember going to my medical specialist way back in 1974. I remember the building
- [From Guest Blogger – Trudy Graham](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/from-guest-blogger-trudy-graham/) - My Journey with Writing My journey with writing began with reading. I had always felt comfortable with words and language and read voraciously from a very young age, working my way through most of the classics before I was a teenager. In my mid-teens, I knew I wanted to be a writer. If you are
- [A Pearl Called Marj – by Toni Risson](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/a-pearl-called-marj-by-toni-risson/) - A Pearl Called Marj ‘Always keep a pole handy.’ This from Marj Wilke, a woman who is to the Society of Women Writers of Queensland what Alan McGilvray was to cricket. ‘A light one,’ she adds, ‘but long enough to hang onto when you’re up a ladder.’ It turns out that grasping said pole secures
- [Getting Published](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/getting-published/) - Getting PublishedBy Mocco Wollert How do I get published? The answer is simple, and I will give it at the end of this article – please no cheating and looking at it first! Some people tell me that they do not care whether their piece is published or not. I am not one of them.
- [Guest Speaker – Karen Tyrrell](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/guest-speaker-karen-tyrrell/) - What a great meeting with Karen Tyrrell giving us so many ideas about marketing our books!! So much information which is of great value to our members. Thank you Karen, and lovely to meet Steve too. Women Writers at the March Meeting Karen is very busy these days promoting her books, doing workshops, and presenting
- [Writing From Mythology](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/writing-from-mythology/) - God made man because he liked to hear a story – so say the Africans, and the richness of worldwide mythology proves God chose wisely. My favourite Mythological writer runs the Westcountry School of Myth in Dartmoor. Martin Shaw wrote The Lindworm, Fox Woman and The Night Wages. He asks, what if the stories owned
- [I’m a writer so why should I concern myself with technical stuff?](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/im-a-writer-so-why-should-i-concern-myself-with-technical-stuff/) - When you begin writing your story or novel, thinking about things like proper layout, margins and indents can feel like obstacles to putting your ideas down on paper. Publishers, editors, agents and competition organisers require that all writing be formatted in certain ways. Apart from being visually appealing a properly formatted document is easier to
- [A Literary Luncheon](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/a-literary-luncheon/) - July saw 75 attendees enjoying a sumptuous high tea at the Cambrian Centre in Booval. The tables were scattered with ladybugs and butterflies, and bundled, old, and precious books bound with scarves and ties performed their role as elegant centrepieces. ‘Gladys the Tea Trolley Lady’ was a highlight, with some attendees aghast when they entered
- [Homage to Maiwar](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/homage-to-maiwar/) - Once it was called Maiwar Home of the peacemaker platypus Steering warring beasts Towards peace and reconciliation. Now it’s the Brisbane River A slippery bendy brown beast I think I’m in one place Then discover I’m in another. First Nations, convicts, free settlers Ebb and flow like its tides The river surges, retreats, resurges Both
- [Bribie Retreats – A Must](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/bribie-retreats-a-must/) - I recently wrote and complied a booklet about the Bribie Island Women Writers’ Retreats to share with other women writers the importance of the retreats in the yearly activities of the group. If possible, this will be uploaded to our website at a future date. Our retreat is a time when we can meet over
- [What keeps me writing](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/what-keeps-me-writing/) - I wish I could write a novel but whenever I put my mind to creating something from a blank page, that’s exactly what I’m left with. The stories that get my imagination zinging are of characters who dwell in my ancestral closet, like my great-grandmother who in 1932 built a one-room house on the beach
- [Autobiography or Memoir](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/autobiography-or-memoir/) - A simple question but one that is often misunderstood. “Is your book an autobiography?” A question I’m often asked. “No, it’s a Memoir.” To differentiate, an autobiography MUST start from the beginning of the author’s life and the work must cover inciting incidents, antidotes and fun experiences in chronological order. In other words, it is
- [Rejection is part of the process](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/rejection-is-part-of-the-process/) - Rejection and criticism are inevitable parts of being a writer. No matter how good your writing is, you will always encounter people who don’t like it, don’t understand it, or don’t appreciate it. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on your passion or let the negative feedback get you down. Here are some
- [Bling on the Bitumen](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/bling-on-the-bitumen/) - Some people dive into canyons with elastic around their ankles. Some plunge into shark-infested waters with small tanks of air on their backs. Others open their laptops and dive into subjects they know nothing about. Each adventure requires a leap of faith, the belief that, ‘I can do this’. Probably. I spent the last two
- [Finding a Publisher](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/finding-a-publisher/) - If you’re an Aussie writer looking for a publisher, you might be feeling lost. There are so many options out there, but how do you know which one is right for you? Well, don’t worry, I’m here to help. In this blog post, I’ll share some tips on how to find a publisher for an
- [The Ironbark Tree-Finding Stories and Poems](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/the-ironbark-tree-finding-stories-and-poems/) - In one of my many journeys I enjoyed with Cross Country Tours Australia, I came across a dead, yet upstanding iron bark tree. Its roots were partly exposed by the cutting of a gigantic, gaping hole next to it. The crown of the tree was now, what looked to me an angry face, accusing me
- [How to find an editor to fit your budget](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/how-to-find-an-editor-to-fit-your-budget/) - An internet search for freelance editors will return over twenty-six million results so you will certainly find editors who will offer their services for reduced rates, but how do you choose one that is right for you? You will want an editor who is a good fit for you, one you can work with and
- [What can we leave out to make space for magic?](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/what-can-we-leave-out-to-make-space-for-magic/) - When I need to listen to or read plain and clear words that have a way of stealing up on you, I go back to Ernest Hemingway. Many authors do this well, not just Hemingway of course, but when I get bogged down or my mind starts cluttering up, I reach for Hemingway. An audiobook
- [Bribie Island Writers’ Retreat](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/bribie-island-writers-retreat/) - Bribie Island Writers’ Retreat The 2022 retreat will be held 7-9 October At the retreat, writers can dedicate quality time to their works-in-progress; join structured workshops; begin new work; discuss writers, writing and books and generally share good times with like-minded people. The retreat runs for 2 nights, from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon. This
- [Estelle Pinney Competition.](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/estelle-pinney-competition/) - Get out your pens, pencils, paper or typewriters, computers or laptops, it is time to enter the Estelle Pinney Short Story Competition which closes on July 31st, 2019. For more details and to print out the details of the competition click on the link below. Estelle Pinney Short Story Comp
- [2019 New Year – New Start](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/2019-new-year-new-start/) - New Year – New Start for Goals Do you start the new year with some goals? We used to call them “resolutions” but that terminology is fading. I am sure many of us start the new year with some key things to achieve. Writers do! Perhaps it is to write more words each week or
- [Survey Questions](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/survey-questions/) - This is for members – we have asked members who attended the last meeting and Bribie Island Retreat to complete this form, and give us feedback or ideas. If you could complete the form, and send it to secretary@womenwritersqld.org.au, it would be much appreciated. You should be able to click on the link below and
- [Prime Minister’s Literary Awards 2017](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/prime-ministers-literary-awards-2017/) - Wouldn’t it be good to even be on the shortlist for the prestigious award – Prime Minister’s Literary Awards! Check Details Entries to the 2017 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards are now open. The 2017 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards mark 10 years of celebrating great Australian literature. Here are the details from the website. Entries close on
- [Guest Blogger – Lauren Elise Daniels](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/guest-blogger-lauren-elise-daniels/) - Our ‘Let’s Talk About Alice’ panel began with words from M.K. Hume’s King Arthur: Dragon’s Child. “Now, in the twenty-first century, Karl Marx’s grave in a London cemetery is no longer a rallying cry to the poisoned idea that the end justifies the means…’ Lauren Elise Daniels at Brisbane Square Library November 26th, 2016 Marilyn
- [The Alice Panel at Brisbane Square Library](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/the-alice-panel-at-brisbane-square-library/) - The Alice Literary Award was the inspiration for a presentation at The End Room of the Brisbane Square Library. While a little late starting, the panel session was most interesting. Laurel Daniels set the tone with readings from the works of each of the panel members, followed by a details ‘bio’ of their achievements. As
- [A Woman Writer in Disguise – MK Hume](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/a-woman-writer-in-disguise-mk-hume/) - Marilyn Hume is one of the many women writers who has chosen to disguise their gender by changing their name, or in fact hiding it. By writing as M K Hume, she has received greater success than she believes she would have otherwise. I have not met Marilyn Hume – was hoping to meet her at
- [What is the Difference between Critiquing and Criticism?](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/what-is-the-difference-between-critiquing-and-criticism/) - Thanks to Dr Google, I found this explanation on the difference between Criticism and Critiquing on a website. Visit here for the full story. In writing, we speak of Critiquing. What is it? Critiquing versus Criticism One of the things that happens as a writer is you are subject to other people’s comments and opinions.

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- [Home](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/) - Women Writers Queensland Inspiring Women Writers We are a vibrant group of women with a passion for writing in every genre. Contact Us Become a Member Learn more What’s On Learn more Writing Groups Learn more Competitions Learn more About Us Women Writers Queensland (WWQ) has been a supportive and inspiring network for women writers
- [Bribie Island Writer’s Retreat](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/bribie-island-writers-retreat/) - Bribie Island Writer's Retreat works-in-progress join structured workshops begin new work discuss your writing and books share good times with like-minded people. Our next Writer’s Retreat will be on 23rd – 27th September 2026. Or you can join us for 2 nights, from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon. Please fill out the form below.If you
- [Test](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/test/) - Bribie Island Retreat Registration Congeau House 36 Banya Street, Bongaree Wednesday 23rd September – Sunday 27th September 2026 Numbers are limited. Please register early. (You must be a financial member). Deadline for registration: 9th September 2026. Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th September are for attendees who wish to work on their own projects. Optional Pomodoro
- [The Mocco Wollert Poetry Award](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/the-mocco-wollert-poetry-award/) - The Mocco Wollert Poetry Award THE MOCCO WOLLERT IN-HOUSE POETRY AWARD WINNERS FOR 2026 WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT OUR JUNE 9 MEETING Congratulations to our Winner and members who received an Award.1st placeReflections on a Villanelle by Bernadette Ketter2nd placeFull Circle by Bev YoungEncouragement AwardYad Vashem by Mocco WollertHonorable Mentions (in no particular order)What Love Looks
- [About Us](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/about-us/) - About Us We are a women’s writing organisation that welcomes published authors to those discovering their voices. If you have a passion for writing, you can develop your skills and connect with fellow writers at WWQ. We are a fun-filled group, serious about our writing as well as enjoying the comradery and friendship of the
- [Competitions](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/competitions/) - Competitions We run various annual writing competitions, including the Marj Wilke Short Story Award, the Mocco Wollert Poetry Award and an Article competition. These competitions provide an excellent opportunity to showcase your talents. Part of this process is working with other members of our Work-in-Progress groups to receive feedback and support with your story writing.
- [Become a Member](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/become-a-member/) - Become A Member Members enjoy guest presenters and workshops at our monthly meetings as well as various in-house and Australia-wide competitions. We offer work-in-progress writing groups and networking opportunities at our annual Literary Event and Writing Retreat on Bribie Island. Our yearly anthology is a wonderful opportunity to see your story published. Membership Fee Details Membership year is
- [Marj Wilke Short Story Award](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/marj-wilke-short-story-award/) - Marj Wilke Award We’re delighted to announce the Winners of the Marj Wilke Short Story Award 2025First $500 ‘Neatly Done’ by Fiona Harvie (Qld)Runner Up $350 ‘Red String, Black Mirror’ by Sharon Wong (Vic)Encouragement Award $125 ‘1994, Mandy’ by Jen Francis (Qld)Highly Commended‘Control Z, 2074’ by Sharon Wong (Vic)‘Petals’ by Tegan Fairley (Vic)‘The Truth is
- [Christmas Lunch](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/christmas-lunch/) - Christmas Lunch Join us for lunch to celebrate the end of a wonderful year of achievements at WWQ.Date: December 9 after the announcement of the Marj Wilke Short Story Award winners at our general meeting – members onlyVenue: Gold Finch Restaurant, Anne Street, Brisbane (very close to Brisbane Square Library).Cost: $39Bookings are essential as numbers
- [Blog 2](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/blog-2/) - Book Launch Book Launch Book Launch – Anthology “Au Revoir” Post by Guest Blogger, Jan Wood. An amazing morning of celebration at our Book Launch of this year’s Anthology, “Au Revoir”. Seventeen members of Women Writers Queensland contributed a short story to create a plethora Read More » 24/10/2025 No Comments Members' Blog Write Out West
- [Blog](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/blog/) - Blog Book Launch Anthology, Book Launch, Short Story, writing READ MORE Book Launch – Anthology “Au Revoir” Post by Guest Blogger, Jan Wood. An amazing morning of celebration at our Book Launch of this year’s Anthology, “Au Revoir”. Seventeen members of Women Writers Queensland contributed a short story to create a plethora of short stories
- [What's On](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/whats-on/) - What's On Christmas Lunch Join us for lunch to celebrate the end of a wonderful year of achievements at WWQ.Date: December 9 after the announcement of the Marj Wilke Short Story Award winners at our general meeting – members onlyVenue: Gold Finch Restaurant, Anne Street, Brisbane (very close to Brisbane Square Library).Cost: To be announced – to be subsidised
- [Writing Groups](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/writing-groups/) - Writing Groups The Work in Progress groups provide a supportive space for women to share their unique voices and empower their members. Our passion for storytelling not only enriches our own lives but also inspires us to develop our writing skills through constructive feedback on each other’s projects, especially in regional and rural Queensland. WWQ
- [Article Competition](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/article-competition/) - Article Competition In-House Article Writing Competition 2025Congratulations to this year’s winners.Thank you to our judge of the competition, Heather Jacobs, who shared her feedback on all the submissions before announcing the winners: First prize – Beverley YoungSecond prize – Patty BeechamHighly
- [WRITE OUT WEST WORKSHOP TOUR](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/write-out-west-workshop-tour/) - Write Out West Workshop Tour Back home again, we now have time to reflect on our second Write Out West tour in Southwestern Queensland in August, this year. It was another great success, presenting workshops in St George, Roma and Dalby by experienced writers in WWQ. Everyone, including the members who travelled with us, gained
- [Marj Wilke Short Story Award 2025 Rules and Conditions](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/marj-wilke-short-story-award-2025-rules-and-conditions/) - Marj Wilke Short Story Award 2025 Rules and Conditions Rules & Conditions Closing Date: 30 September 2025 Length: Short Story to 1,500 words (title of story not included) Open to: Australian women writers over the age of 18 years Entry Fee: $15 or $40 for a maximum of three. Financial members of the Society of
- [Centenary Celebration](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/centenary-celebration/) - CELEBRATING 100 YEARS A very special afternoon at our Centenary Celebration of the Society of Women Writers in the ambience of the Charleston Room, Inchcolm Hotel. The atmosphere was buzzing with members and their guests.Our Keynote Speaker: Vicki Bennett who is an Author, Artist, Corporate Trainer and Documentary Maker, captivated everyone in the room with
- [Contact Us](https://womenwritersqld.org.au/contact-us/) - Contact Us Contact Us Form We’d love to hear from you. Please send us a message and we’ll get back to you shortly. First Name *Email Address *Phone NumberMessage0 / 180 Send Message Management Committee General Enquiries secretary@womenwritersqld.org.au President president@womenwritersqld.org.au Jan Wood Secretary secretary@womenwritersqld.org.au Jenny Woolsey Treasurer treasurer@womenwritersqld.org.au Indrani Ganguly Committee: Trudy Graham, Maureene Fries,
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