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SUMMARY:Women Shape Stories — Ilka Tampke\, Michelle Wright and Anne Freeman in conversation with Kylie Ladd.
DESCRIPTION:Women Shape Stories brings together authors Ilka Tampke\, Michelle Wright and Anne Freeman in conversation with Kylie Ladd. Together\, they’ll explore the stories behind their latest novels\, discussing memory\, redemption\, the enduring influence of the past\, and the characters who stay with readers long after the final page. \n  \nIlka Tampke is an award-winning author\, academic and creative writing teacher\, and the author of three internationally published novels. Her latest novel is How to Love the World. \nMichelle Wright is an acclaimed novelist and award-winning short story writer whose work has been recognised in Australia and internationally. Her latest novel is Good Boy. \nAnne Freeman is an award-winning writer\, facilitator\, content creator and publicist\, and the author of three women’s fiction novels. Her latest novel is The Time After Now. \n  \nTuesday 8th September\, 6.30pm to 8.00pm \nELTHAM Bookshop\, 10 Arthur Street\, Eltham \nEntry: $50.00 includes a signed copy of one of the featured books or a gift voucher — and mulled wine. \nBookings are essential. Register online or call 9439 8700.
URL:https://cityofliterature.com.au/event/women-shape-stories-ilka-tampke-michelle-wright-and-anne-freeman-in-conversation-with-kylie-ladd/
LOCATION:Eltham Bookshop\, 10 Arthur Street\, Eltham\, Victoria\, 3095\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Bookshops,Places to Visit,Writers
ORGANIZER;CN="Anne Freeman":MAILTO:hello@annefreeman.com.au
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SUMMARY:Writers in RESIDENCE: George Megalogenis
DESCRIPTION:Hear from legendary political journalist George Megalogenis as he sheds light on the forces reshaping our national identity in an intimate evening of dinner and conversation at RESIDENCE at the Potter.\nGeorge Megalogenis is one of Australia’s leading political and economic thinkers\, with a keen eye for identifying big-picture global trends. Now\, he turns his attention to the social and political forces that are defining – and redefining – the nation’s politics as Australia charts its course through the 21st century. \nOver a refined two-course meal at RESIDENCE at the Potter\, Megalogenis discusses his new book Three Shocks\, the inside story of which Australian political parties are keeping up with the times and which of those are getting left behind. He lays out the three major societal shifts that are contributing to these changes and illuminates how demographic\, economic and social trends are shaping the political mood of the nation. \nJoin Megalogenis for a deeply insightful exploration of the structural shifts occurring in Australia’s political landscape. With host Professor Glyn Davis\, the interim Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne.
URL:https://cityofliterature.com.au/event/writers-in-residence-george-megalogenis/
LOCATION:Residence at the Potter
ORGANIZER;CN="The Wheeler Centre":MAILTO:ticketing@wheelercentre.com
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