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Suzy Garcia

  • Broadcast Digital Communication Specialist, Freelance
As seen in: PopCrush, The Boot, WPDH-FM (Poughkeepsie, NY), Hudson Valley Post, The Kill Your Darlings Podcast, WRRV-FM (Poughkeepsie, NY), WCZX-FM (Hyde Park, NY), WKXP-FM (Poughkeepsie, NY), WRKI-FM (Brookfield, CT)
i’m not black, but i see you. i’m not black, but i hear you. i’m not black, but i mourn with you. i’m not black, but i will fight for you. #RESIST #FBR

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So You Want to Write Poetry

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By Suzy Garcia
| killyourdarlings.com.au
Did you know we have a popular KYD members-only newsletter called So You Want to Write? This exclusive email series presents advice and resources from the best and brightest in the Australian writing and publishing community. With submissions open to the inaugural KYD Poetry Prize, we’ve decided to open up the latest instalment for all readers on the website that gives insights into one of the world’s oldest storytelling forms. But what even is poetry?
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The KYD Creative Non-Fiction Essay Prize is back!

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By Suzy Garcia
| The Kill Your Darlings Podcast
Save the date: Entries for the 2025 prize will open at 10am AEST, Monday, 1 September and close at 11:59pm AEST, Sunday, 28 September 2025. We will be seeking creative non-fiction essays between 2500 and 3500 words, on any subject and in any style (such as memoir, commentary, cultural criticism, reportage etc.). First prize is $2500, with two runner-up prizes of $1000 each. The winner and runners-up will be notified and published on the KYD website in late 2025/early 2026.
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Take Your Story to The Next Chapter

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By Suzy Garcia
| The Kill Your Darlings Podcast
The Next Chapter program elevates Australian stories that aren’t being told and nurtures a new wave of writers to tell them. In 2025, The Next Chapter will select a group of ten writers and provide each of them with a stipend of $15,000, a handpicked mentor to work closely with them on bringing their writing to life and opportunities to connect with peers, agents, publishers and readers.
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