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MyUniversity English news and easy articles for students of English Welcome Monday musings on Australian literature: Writer-in-residence programs | Whispering Gums I’ve written before about Writers’ Retreats, which are sometimes framed as writer-in-residence programs. However, for this post, I want to focus not on those programs that are designed for writers to withdraw (retreat) to focus on a personal project, but on those for which engagement with the community in which they reside is a significant part of their role. I don’t know about you, but I come across these quite often out of the blue and love that they exist. Accor Hotels MGallery Literary Collection is a program in collaboration with Melbourne’s The Wheeler Centre. Bayside City Council Artist-in-Residence is open to visual artists, multimedia practitioners, writers and composers. Birrong High School Writer-in-residence was part of the ASA’s (Australian Society of Authors) Authors in Priority Schools program which aims to build “the narrative and literacy skills of school students, from K-12.” RMIT Writers-in-residence program is a fairly typical university program. Like this: