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1 y separately published work icon Know Who We Are : A Collection of Poetry and Short Stories from Yule Brook College (Years 9 and 10) Rashida Murphy (editor), Northbridge : Centre for Stories , 2021 24506343 2021 anthology poetry short story
1 y separately published work icon Portside Review Northbridge : Centre for Stories , 2021 22646528 2021 periodical (1 issues)
1 y separately published work icon Ways of Being Here Rafeif Ismail , Yirga Gelaw Woldeyes , Tinashe Jakwa , Yuot Alaak , Witchcliffe : Margaret River Press Centre for Stories , 2017 10721191 2017 selected work short story

'Ways of Being Here features four stories by emerging writers Rafeif Ismail, Yirga Gelaw Woldeyes, Tinashe Jakwa and Yuot Alaak, winners of last year's 'Ways of Being Here' flash fiction competition, which was open to any writer of African heritage residing in Western Australia who had less than four published stories and/or articles. The stories featured are urgent, innovative, and inimitable, distinct voices that are easy to read, but hard to forget once you've entered their worlds, words, and thoughts.'

1 1 y separately published work icon Centre for Stories John Wood , Caroline Wood , Northbridge : Centre for Stories , 2015 11231451 2015 website

'John and Caroline Wood founded the Centre for Stories in 2015 at 100 Aberdeen Street in Northbridge, Western Australia. The Centre collects, shares and preserves stories online and in live events. Our team includes storytellers, writers, poets, sound and visual experts, book club leaders and administrators. The aim of the Centre is to tell good stories in the hope of strengthening connections between people and encouraging a more inclusive and informed community.' (Website introduction)

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