Interviews and press

Performing at Queensland Poetry Festival, 5 June 2022

Posted on April 3, 2022April 3, 2022 by belindarule

Super excited to be performing at Queensland Poetry Festival in Meanjin (Brisbane) on 5 June 2022. Check out the whole program for 3-5 June, or my events are:

Coming Through – a panel on mental illness and poetry with Thabani Thsuma, Emma Simington, Rebecca Cheers and me – and Es Foong as host. Sunday 5 June, 11.30am-1pm. Tix from $10.
Evening reading – with Sarah Holland-Batt, Thabani Tshuma, Es Foong and me. Sunday 5 June, 6.30 to 8pm. Tix from $10.

Appearance in Meanjin Podcast Ep #6 – Summer Reading

Posted on December 17, 2018 by Belinda Rule

I was one of the dorks giving their summer reading recommendations about the 20min mark in the Meanjin Podcast Episode #6, in which Jonathan Green, Justine Hyde and Robert Lukins are being very charming on the subject of book recommendations:

Meanjin Podcast Episode #6: Summer Reading

The book I recommended was Ceridwen Dovey’s In the Garden of the Fugitives.

Interview with me on the Meanjin blog

Posted on May 14, 2014 by Belinda Rule

My torrid affair with Thorin Oakenshield revealed, and more, in this:

Interview with a Poet – Belinda Rule, on the Meanjin blog, 14 May 2014

‘The Road North From Toodleton’ digital long story released + interview with me + join the book club!

Posted on February 6, 2014 by Belinda Rule

Yay…

‘The Road North From Toodleton’ digital long story, part of the Amanda Lohrey Selects Series from Spineless Wonders, is now available for purchase for $0.99. Or you can subscribe to the series and receive all twelve stories for $9.99. Blurb and purchase info (for pdf format) at Spineless Wonders or if you prefer other formats, Blurb and epub and mobi formats from Tomely.

You can also join the Spineless Wonders Bookclub on facebook, where you can sometimes score freebies, and where I will be available for your questions and general gratuitous persecution on Thursday, 13 February 2014 at 8:00pm (Australian EST).

There is also an interview with me on the Spineless Wonders website in which I bang on about my writing process, why I like long stories better than short, and gender in Australian literary culture.