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We base our work from the land of the Gadigal & Wangal peoples of the Eora nation. Sovereignty never ceded. We wish to pay respects to elders past and present, and all First Nations storytellers. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

Unspoken Words Storytelling is supported by Inner West Council.

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Book club t o n i g h t at @betterreadbookshop. We're reading No Friend But the Mountains by Behrouz Boochani. A searing decolonial masterpiece of Australian literature. Whatever you do, READ IT 💜

Support your local @schoolstrikeforclimate today! Strikes are planned in over 100 cities & towns across Aus. The Sydney strike is from 12pm at The Domain 💚🌱🌳🌻

Wishes for a striped & fab weekend to all! . This image is @nathan.shephard speaking at PRIDE 50, our #stonewall commemoration and artist studio open day in June. . Image by @back2back_media

#throwbackwednesday to our PRIDE 50 gig in June, ft. @roachwilfred! Wil shared a story of a rare & large & beautiful butterfly -- truly stilling & captivating! . Thanks to all who came along, performed, exhibited, and helped out! PRIDE 50 was our artist studio open day with @innerwestcouncil and also a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of #stonewall. . Image by @back2back_media

This month's book club: No Friend but the Mountains by Behrouz Boochani. Mon 23 Sept, Better Read Than Dead Newtown, 6.30-7.30, free. . From translator Omid Tofighian: "What is more horrific: immigration detention centres constructed as anomalies of a liberal democracy, or systematic state torture imagined as something distinct from fascism? . "Behrouz Boochani finished his book, No Friend but the Mountains: Writing From Manus Prison, approximately a month after being forcibly removed from the original Manus Island immigration detention centre. He completed it following the intense 23-day siege of the prison and the horrific experiences associated with the standoff, eviction and transfer of refugees." . READ THIS BOOK, whether or not you come to book club. If you get it from our venue @betterreadbookshop you get 10% off, tell them it's for book club.

Book club tonight at @betterreadbookshop! We're reading Audre Lorde's genre-defining collection, The Black Unicorn. Title poem pictured here. You gotta read this masterful & timeless book. . We'll be upstairs at the bookshop, 6.30-7.30, free entry and with snacks. Doesn't matter if you haven't read the book yet -- the meetings are casual and we read poems aloud and talk about their effect on us. . See you soon 📖

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