Brydie Grace / The splayed fingers of so many hands

Brydie Grace performing ‘The splayed fingers of so many hands’ at Slamalamadingdong in July.

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Brydie Grace has always thought she would end up a ‘writer.’ When she was growing up in the country town of Leongatha she wasn’t too sure what that meant, except that it had to include trilogies and poems that rhymed in couplets. She stumbled across the Melbourne spoken word scene at Voices in the Attic in March this year and realised you could speak the words you syphon out of you. She hopes to continue using her writing as a cathartic process and, fingers crossed, gets a bit better as she continues to study Philosophy and Creative Writing at The University of Melbourne. She might even be a ‘writer’ one day.

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Annie Solah

Annie Solah is a writer, poet, spoken word artist, activist and the Director of Melbourne Spoken Word. She grew up in Western Sydney before calling Melbourne home in 2008, where she's performed since 2010 around Melbourne's regular spoken word and poetry nights including Passionate Tongues, The Dan Poets, Voices in the Attic and House of Bricks as well as the NGV and White Night. She's released a chapbook, broken bodies, and two spoken word albums, Duel Power with Santo Cazzati and The World Doesn't Make Sense EP.