Artist talk. Piss and Vinegar – an autotheory, Writing & Concepts Lecture Series, 2020 (from 4:10)
Story reading. River Story, The ABR Podcast: 29, 2020
Panel discussion. Collisions: Fictions of the Future, a Liminal Anthology, with Bryant Appolonio and Sam Boivin, Fitzroy Writers Festival, Yarra Libraries, 2021
Story reading. Long Road Becoming (excerpt), The Kill Your Darlings Podcast, 2020 (from 6:23)
Poetry reading. Choice Cuts, Queensland Poetry Festival Awards, 2020 (from 16:30)
Poetry reading. Small witch, a shield & Choice Cuts, Panacea Poets, Queensland Poetry Festival, 2020
Poetry reading. Apocalypse, then (and now, carbon lullabies), 30 Rabbits 30 Poets, Rabbit Poetry Journal x Melbourne Spoken Word and Poetry Festival, 2020 (from 1:18:04)
Book launch panel & story reading. Collisions: Fictions of the Future, a Liminal Anthology, with Claire Cao and Naima Ibrahim, in conversation with Peter Polites, Better Read Than Dead, 2020
Other presentations, panels & interviews
- Podcast, book review panel. Tragedies, Sagas and Infinite Splendours, with Sam Coley, hosted by Kate Evans and Cassie McCullagh, The Bookshelf, ABC Radio National, 2020
- Podcast, interview. The Glasshouse with Eliza Herbert, Triple R Radio, 2020
- Podcast, panel. World-Building 101 with Catherine McKinnon and Mitchell Hogan, moderated by Keith Stevenson, Writing NSW Speculative Fiction Festival, Sydney, 2019
- Paper, conference presentation. Goori-futurism, Science Fiction Research Association annual conference, Chaminade University, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2019
- Conference presentation. Koori-Futurism, Mana Yura Postgraduate Symposium, University of Sydney, 2018
- Panel discussion. Decolonising Practice – responsibility reinvented (part 1) with Ishmael Houston-Jones, Anastasia Kanjere, SJ Norman, and Laurie Uprichard, moderated by Laniyuk Garcon-Mills, Melbourne, 2018
- Panel discussion. Awaken Episode 22 Identity with Rosalie Kunoth Monks, Linda Burney, Mark McMillan, Jimblah, and Anthony Dillon, hosted by Stan Grant, SBS NITV, Sydney Opera House, 2014
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