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A Romantic Rendezvous 2020

14 March 2020
Australian Romance Readers Association
Darynda Jones, Susan Donovan, Keri Arthur, Anne...

In March 2020 a multi-author, multi-city Romantic Rendezvous will be bringing special international guests...

Graphic Novel Workshop

14 March 2020
Wyndham City Libraries
Jennifer Reuter

Join comic artist and writer, Jennifer Reuter, as she provides exercises on turning text to images, and...

Women Writing History

14 March 2020
Yarra Plenty Regional Library
Wendy Dunn, Alex Stark, Anne Connor, Eugen Bacon...

Women writers share their thoughts and ideas on 'writing the Mother', both good and bad.

Book launch: Daisy Runs Wild - Sat 14 Mar 2020 at 2:00pm

14 March 2020
Readings Bookshop

Sat 14 Mar 2020 at 2:00pm

Gratitude workshop with Penny Harrison - Sat 14 Mar 2020 at 10:30am

14 March 2020
Readings Bookshop

Sat 14 Mar 2020 at 10:30am

Readings Kids — 315 Lygon St, Carlton VIC 3053

Homegrown Poetry featuring Maja Amanita

14 March 2020
Melbourne Spoken Word

Homegrown is an open mic poetry event incorporating a feature poet every month.

Liam Pieper and Josephine Rowe

16 March 2020
The Wheeler Centre
Ronnie Scott, Josephine Rowe, and Liam Pieper

Two prolific Australian writers have recently published new works of fiction.

Putting yourself in the story: author panel

17 March 2020
Boroondara Library Service
Claire Halliday

Life as a memoirist is intense. First, you draw out your inner-most thoughts and feelings.

Existence as Resistance

17 March 2020
The Wheeler Centre
Gerii Pleitez, Fadak Alfayadh, Rona Glynn-...

How does our identity shape our daily lives and, ultimately, our politics?