indigo journal

The new space for Western Australian writers to get published

indigo journal is now published by Tactile Books—a new publishing house committed to Western Australia's creative talent. Originally the membership journal of Out of the Asylum Writers' Group, indigo flourishes from the assistance of the local writing community, various funding bodies and your generous support.

Inside indigo you are sure to find the first writings of the next big literary name sitting alongside new work by established WA writers. Each volume is centred around a particular genre. Volume 2, now available online and in bookshops, focuses on Poetry. Volume 3, now available online and in bookshops, focuses on the Personal Essay. Volume 4 will focus on Short Story.

Watch out for future volumes featuring The Novel, Indigenous Writing, Multicultural Writing, Children's Writing, Science Fiction, Graphic Novels, and even Romance Writing.

indigo is devoted solely to the creative writing of Western Australian writers. If you live in WA, or have spent at least 10 years of your life in WA, you are eligible to submit.

Published twice a year, indigo is promoted across Australia. Guest editors are drawn from respected writers living all over the country who, at their discretion,  provide feedback to contributors to help develop their talent.

Views expressed in indigo are not necessarily those of the editors or the publisher.

indigo is available in bookshops and online through Fremantle Press.

For details of upcoming events click here.

Volume III—On Sale Now!
at a bookshop near you
or
Buy online @ Fremantle Press website.

Buy Indigo Journal Online

Volume 1V—Submissions Now Closed
Amanda Lohrey—Prose
Chris Pash—Creative Non Fiction 
Lucy Dougan—Poetry

Commissioned Pieces:
Interview of Robert Drew
by Mark Naglazas 
Reflections on the Short Story
by Susan Midalia

Volume V

Submission deadline:

October 1st 2009


Guest Editors:
Short Stories—Ray Coffey
Poetry—Caroline Caddy
Creative Non-fiction—Dr Camen Lawrence

Comissioned Pieces:
Interview of Tim Winton
by Delys Bird


Publication date: 
March 2010

 



Tactile Books

Fremantle Press

Geon Bassendean

Australia Council for the Arts
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.


All indigo Enquiries
: Donna Ward 0407086 836 or email info@indigojournal.org.au