Beci Orpin is one of FOUR Creative Mentors sharing the tricks of their trades to support you on your journey in Connecting Through Creativity. Follow along as they give tips on their creative processes, specific art forms, and other tricks to help inspire your creative submission. Learn more about how to submit your visual art masterpiece that explores that topic of CONNECTIVITY for a chance to win $500!

See who judges Ursula Dubosarsky, Will Kostakis and Nadia King chose as the winning and shortlisted stories in Scribblers Festival's second annual The Golden Pen Writing Award. Meet the authors and read the winning stories!

Remy Lai is one of FOUR Creative Mentors sharing the tricks of their trades to support you on your journey in Connecting Through Creativity. Follow along as they give tips on their creative processes, specific art forms, and other tricks to help inspire your creative submission. Learn more about how to submit your visual art masterpiece that explores that topic of CONNECTIVITY for a chance to win $500!

Cristy Burne is one of FOUR Creative Mentors sharing the tricks of their trades to support you on your journey in Connecting Through Creativity. Follow along as they give tips on their creative processes, specific art forms, and other tricks to help inspire your creative submission. Learn more about how to submit your visual art masterpiece that explores that topic of CONNECTIVITY for a chance to win $500!

James Foley is one of FOUR Creative Mentors sharing the tricks of their trades to support you on your journey in Connecting Through Creativity. Follow along as they give tips on their creative processes, specific art forms, and other tricks to help inspire your creative submission. Learn more about how to submit your visual art masterpiece that explores that topic of CONNECTIVITY for a chance to win $500!

Scribblers 2019 guest and bestselling author, Jacqueline Harvey, gives her best tips on plotting out your story so you can get writing.

As things continue to change rapidly in the world, we are finding our day to day life looking very different.

How do radical empathy and storytelling help young people navigate their inner and outer lives? Scribbler Schools Program aims to showcase the power that creativity and keeping it real can have on today's teens.

Scribblers Youth Curator mentor, Nadia L King, recently interviewed Western Australian author and teacher T.C. Shelley to find out more about the story behind her book The Monster Who Wasn’t (published by Bloomsbury in August, 2019).