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'KYD Writers’ Workshop and Extraordinary Routines bring you a monthly column delving into the routines, writing habits, rituals, challenges and triumphs of a diversity of Australian writers. In this edition, writer, broadcaster, producer and Artistic Director of Melbourne Writers Festival Marieke Hardy discusses how she feeds her creativity and finds balance between work and life in her busy day-to-day.'  (Publication abstract)

'KYD Writers’ Workshop and Extraordinary Routines bring you a monthly column delving into the routines, writing habits, rituals, challenges and triumphs of a diversity of Australian writers. In this edition, writer, actor, playwright and co-creator of SBS series Homecoming Queens Michelle Law shares a glimpse into her day-to-day life as a freelancer, her process of reluctantly becoming a morning person, and her thoughts on collaboration and defining success for yourself.' (Introduction)

'...Justin Heazlewood – songwriter, actor, humorist and author of new memoir Get Up Mum (Affirm Press) – shares his daily routine and his experience of the book writing process, from the thrill of routine to dealing with the hole in your days when you finish a big project, and his advice to writers and artists.' (Introduction)

'KYD Writers’ Workshop and Extraordinary Routines bring you a monthly column delving into the routines, writing habits, rituals, challenges and triumphs of a diversity of Australian writers. In this edition, philosopher and author Damon Young shares a typical day and his thoughts on the precarious nature of writing for work, the benefits of discipline, and attending writers festivals as an introvert.'  (Introduction)

'KYD Writers’ Workshop and Extraordinary Routines bring you a monthly column delving into the routines, writing habits, rituals, challenges and triumphs of a diversity of Australian writers. In this edition, writer and activist Carly Findlay shares a typical day and her thoughts on writing her first book, managing expectations and the pressure to be a perfect activist.' (Introduction)

'KYD Writers’ Workshop and Extraordinary Routines bring you a monthly column delving into the routines, writing habits, rituals, challenges and triumphs of a diversity of Australian writers. In this edition, author and Saturday Paper editor Erik Jensen sheds a little light on the ‘unending scramble’ that is his daily routine as well as his thoughts on journalism, perfectionism, and what to do when you have no idea what to do.' (Introduction)

ArtsHub was launched in 2000, and 'is Australia's leading portal for professionals working within the arts...'. It is a weekly bulletin that covers the performing arts.