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Discover the latest Stella news, announcements, upcoming events, features, interviews and more.
The Stella Prize is delighted to announce the 2016 Stella Prize longlist.
In her second Stella Schools Blog guest post about feminism and YA, Danielle Binks explains why the rise of dystopian fiction in both YA and adult fiction is not a passing fad.
Read an excerpt from Stella Ambassador Catherine Andrews’ inspiring speech discussing the unequal proportions of books by men and women on many school reading lists.
The 2014 Stella Count reveals new information about the ways author and reviewer gender, book genre and review size affect book reviews in Australian publications.
The 2016 Stella Prize is now open for entries! The $50,000 prize will be presented for the best work of literature, fiction or non-fiction, published in 2015 by an Australian woman.
The Stella Schools Program is all about the inclusion of voices, not the exclusion of any. Danielle Binks discusses how this aim fits with a new movement happening in Australian literature: #LoveOzYA.
As part of Eltham Bookshop’s 10th Annual New Voices Festival, 2015 Stella Prize winner Emily Bitto and Stella shortlisted author Sofie Laguna will be in conversation with Veronica Sullivan.
The Stella Prize and CAE Book Groups present Emily Bitto in conversation with Melanie Joosten at Kew Library.
Think you know the Eureka Stockade story? Think again. With new research and historical perspectives, Clare Wright reveals how women were crucial to this pivotal moment in Australian democracy.
Join us for a very special free event to celebrate the launch of the Stella Schools Program in NSW.
The new Stella video features Clare Wright, Emily Bitto, Maxine Beneba Clarke, Sofie Laguna, and Aviva Tuffield.
Read speeches from the 2015 Stella Prize Award night, including Chloe Hooper’s keynote and Chair of Judges Kerryn Goldsworthy’s winner announcement.