@nigelfeatherstone

@nigelfeatherstone has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in June 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @nigelfeatherstone are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, nigelfeatherstone has populated their site with: • 'The Garden' longlisted for the 2025 Lane Cove Literary Award • 'With your voice my life begins' published in Oystercatcher • 'The River' published in AC | DC A Journal for the Bent (US) • FOREST SONG / poetry reading with John R Walker, John Foulcher, Nigel Featherstone • Review of The Minstrels by Eva Hornung | Guardian Australia • 'Night Nectar' published in ANARKISS (UK) • Night of the Bookers: David Szalay and Susan Choi • 'Witness' and 'Solar Array' published in Locative Magazine • Arts Salon: How To Read A City, Your Place of Last Resort Book Launch Tickets, Saturday, August 15 • Starts at 1:30 PM | Eventbrite • 'The shoebox' published Mascara Literary Review • Vote for 'Nocturnal' by Hell Herons in the Australian Art Music's Top 100! • Growing Up Gay in Opus Dei / 2025 Canberra Writers Festival • 'The Hardness of Bone' published in Coastlines Journal • The Story of The Oars – Living Arts Canberra • 'Genealogy 2' published in Griffith Review • Nigel goes to water with Oars, a 'play with spoken-word songs' | Canberra CityNews • 'Year of the Snake' published in Lantana • THE STORY OF THE OARS: A hidden thing can’t remain hidden forever - Stun Magazine • 'Inconvenience' shortlisted for the 2025 Newcastle Poetry Prize • On the Couch with Jay Cameron | Australian Arts Review • 'How to make a scene' published in Meanjin • Street Theatre stages Goulburn author Nigel Featherstone's play | Goulburn Post | Goulburn, NSW • 'In this moment I am neither' shortlisted for the 2025 ACU Poetry Prize • What story might the oars reveal in Street Theatre's world premiere? | Region Canberra • 'Shrapnel' published in Griffith Review • The Story of the Oars | Australian Arts Review • What Life is Really Like: Timothy Conigrave's Holding the Man / Kill Your Darlings • Interview with Nigel Featherstone — MARION • Risk & Hidden Truths / interview in Fuse Magazine • The secrets of Lake George are the subject of a dark new stage thriller | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT • My Heart is a Little Wild Thing • FUSE INTERVIEW: Risk & Hidden Truths: Featherstone’s 'The Story of the Oars' • The Story Of The Oars • Canberra Critics Circle: THE STORY OF THE OARS • The Wreck Event • The Story Of The Oars: trailer • Bodies of Men • THE STORY OF THE OARS / 19-21 09 25 / Street Theatre / tix on sale now! • The Weight Of Light • website • contact • Award judges resign after Queensland state library strips writer’s prize • read Nigel's review of MAX DUPAIN: A PORTRAIT, by Helen Ennis • watch the video for 'The Literaries' by Hell Herons • listen to 'Three Sisters (after a photograph by Sarah Barker)' • watch the Yes of Love • Berry Writers Festival 2024 - 25-27 October • Listen to (and download) THE WRECK EVENT by Hell Herons • Watch the video for 'Off-World Ghazal' by Hell Herons • The New Daily’s ‘Ten standout books to read’ • Review of The Wreck Event by Whispering Gums • Review of The Wreck Event by Writing West Australia • HELL HERONS band profile: BMA Magazine • Visit the Hell Herons website • Ivory Tower Boiler Room podcast (New York) with Nigel Featherstone • Nigel Featherstone in conversation with Christos Tsiolkas • MY HEART IS A LITTLE WILD THING appears on Booktopia's Best Books of 2022 list • The Silver River by Jim Moginie review – a Midnight Oil memoir tinged with sadness • Frank Moorhouse: two biographies reckon with a literary life and legacy • Peter Polites - God Forgets About The Poor — Muse • Scar And Star (don't fall) (text and vocal by Melinda Smith, music by Nigel Featherstone) • My 92-year-old father was allowed to die in his NSW home town, but many aren’t so lucky | Nigel Featherstone • 2022 ACT Artist of the Year • Love and Other Stories with Hannah Kent, Trent Dalton and Nigel Featherstone