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Tag Archives: Tanya Massy
Bearing Witness to Place – WIldcare Prize
The winners of the 2013 Wildcare Tasmania International Nature Writing Prize were announced on March 23 at The Lark as part of the Tasmanian Writers’ Festival,during Ten Days on the Island. Tanya Massy of Brunswick West, Victoria, took out first place for her essay, … Continue reading
Eric Rolls Prize -Larry Comes to Bulurru
The Eric Rolls Prize is a biennial prize for natural history writing in honour of the great Australian nature writer and natural historian, Eric Rolls. Stanley and Kaisa Breeden are this year’s winners with their joint entry “Larry Comes to … Continue reading
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