All applicants must provide a clear outline of their intended project.
Applications are assessed by a panel of independent peers from the writing and publishing industry.
Support Material
You must submit the following support material with your application as a PDF via the SmartyGrants online system:
- A one-page synopsis of the proposed work.
- A sample of your writing (up to 10 pages, preferably from your new work).
- A one-page CV outlining your publication history.
- Proof of a publishing contract or letter of interest or intent to publish from a publisher.
- If your project refers to, or involves First Nations individuals, communities or subject matter, you must submit a letter of support from the relevant individuals and communities.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND GRANT OBLIGATIONS
The successful applicant will agree to acknowledge the Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund in any publication arising from the Fellowship.
Successful applicants must submit an acquittal report on their funded activities within eight weeks of the completion of the project via the SmartyGrants online system. This report should include a description of the funded activities and detail the success or otherwise of the activity.
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