WA in WordsMany novels, poems and plays and even song lyrics paint a literary picture of Western Australia. These works evoke a sense of its vast and extraordinary landscapes, describe places that are quintessentially Western Australian and reveal characters that are complex, funny and fabulous! Which works come to mind when you think about WA? How do you feel about the way your home has been represented? We want to hear from you. Tell us the works that you think reflect the spirit and place of Western Australia. It could be from local, national and international writers and represent any part of Western Australia – from the pindan in the Kimberley to the spinifex of the desert, to the lush forests of the Great Southern – and everywhere in between. View the latest submissions here SubmissionYour detailsOnly your first name and suburb will be published on the WA in Words album. First name: * Last name: * Email address: * Town / Suburb: * Year of birth: * Which literary work do you think evokes the spirit and place of WA? Title of the work (e.g. story, poem, song): * Author: * How did this work make you feel or think about Western Australia? : * Is there a particular section or passage that resonates with you?: Keep in touch Yes, please sign me up to the WA Museum newsletters so I can find out about exhibitions, activities and events. You can unsubscribe from this list at any time and we will never share your name or information with any third party organisation. For more information about how your data could be used please visit our privacy policy