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ArticleFIRST NATIONS EMERGING WRITERS WORKSHOP – EOI’S NOW OPEN!
26 June 2026
If you are a First Nations emerging writer based in Western Australia, and would love to improve your skills and contribute to developing arts reviewing across …
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Spotlight
Unearthing the Terror in Elizabeth Jolley’s The Well
25 June 2026
Forty years on, Elizabeth Jolley’s The Well still unsettles with its haunted landscape, psychological dread and buried desire. Graeme Karstaedt reflects on this Australian classic.
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Article
Seesaw’s emerging workshop welcomes WA’s next generation of arts writers
18 June 2026
Announcing seven young WA writers selected for Seesaw’s Emerging Writers Workshop, supporting fresh arts criticism and storytelling statewide.
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Reviews
Kae Tempest finds release in a cathartic Astor Theatre performance
9 June 2026
Kae Tempest delivers a moving, beat-heavy Astor Theatre set, finding transcendence, vulnerability and release in an imperfect but uplifting performance.
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Spotlight
Bibliophiles weep as retail legend Boffins Books’ epic story reaches its denouement, closing its doors for the last time
4 June 2026
For almost four decades, Boffins Books in the Perth CBD has been a haven for book lovers of every stripe, offering an unparalleled range of titles on nearly every subject imaginable. Will Yeoman talks to its owners, Bill Liddelow and Lou Pontarolo.
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Spotlight
EMERGING WRITERS WORKSHOPS 2026 – EOI’S NOW OPEN!
15 May 2026
Seesaw arts magazine, is offering a series of free mentorship programs to learn arts reviewing, create writing opportunities and promote arts events around WA. In 2026, …
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Features
Antoinette Lattouf takes the stage at Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival with Women Who Win
11 May 2026
WA’s largest regional literary event draws celebrated authors, cultural icons and fearless thinkers together. Kim Bredenhann talks with Antoinette Lattouf, who is sharing Women Who Win as part of this year’s Margaret River Readers and Writers festival.
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Spotlight
From Shepherd Boy to Literary Prize: The Hungerford Award’s Legacy of New Voices
12 February 2026
For 35 years, the City of Fremantle Hungerford Award has championed debut writers, launching some of Australia’s most celebrated literary careers. As entries open for 2026 and the latest winner’s memoir hits shelves, the award’s remarkable legacy continues. Will Yeoman writes.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
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Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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