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Poet Ellen van Neerven wins Book of the Year at NSW Premier's Literary Awards

Poet Ellen van Neerven's book Throat was the big winner at the 2021 NSW Premier's Literary Awards. In a standout achievement, the author won the Kenneth...

'Throat' by Ellen van Neerven is the Queer Book Club's selection for April

GRAI's Queer Book Club has selected Throat by Mununijali Yugambeh author, Ellen van Neerven as its book for April. They write fiction, poetry, and non-fiction, and play football...

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