Ilka Tampke is an award-winning author of three novels. Her first novel, Skin, was published in eight countries and nominated for the Voss Literary Prize and the Aurealis Awards in 2015. Songwoman was published in five countries and won the Small Press Network Book of the Year Award in 2019. She teaches creative writing at La Trobe University and the Faber Academy, and is currently completing a PhD in forest poetics at La Trobe University. Her latest novel is How to Love the World.
Finally, more of us are talking about mum rage, the stigma that keeps mums quiet and the social change we need to stop so many from suffering (or simmering) in…
Nature can reveal character. It can be the life force behind tender and unflinching writing about relationships with each other and ourselves. Join Inga Simpson, Lulu Houdini and Ilka Tampke as…
