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» Reg Mombassa
» Jonathon Biggins
» Liane Moriarty Ber Carroll & Dianne Blacklock
» Mungo MacCallum
» Annette Gero
» Voices from the Vacant Lot Writers @ StantonStanton Library, weekdays 1pm-2pm, enquiries 9936 8400
Writers @ Stanton is the library's visiting author talks program which includes noted national and international authors, best-sellers, and lesser-known authors selected by publishers as authors of the future. The author talk is followed by question time, light refreshment, and the opportunity for book signing. The program is free and no booking is required. Writers @ Stanton is presented by the Stanton Library and > Constant Reader Bookshop.
Books are (usually) available for purchase at the talk or visit Constant Reader Bookshop.
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Writers@Stanton - Audio Recordings MP3
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Lorraine
McGee-Sippell
27 May 2008
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Anita Heiss
3 June 2008
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David Malouf
17 April 2009
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Anne Holmes
11 Aug 2009
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Monday, 23 November, 1pm |
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Reg Mombassa Reg Mombassa will speak about Murray Waldren's biography, The mind and times of Reg Mombassa.
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Thursday, 26 November, 1pm |
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Jonathon Biggins Author, journalist and actor, Jonathan Biggins, will introduce, The 700 habits of highly ineffective parents.
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Tuesday, 1 December, 1pm |
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Liane Moriarty, Ber Carroll and Dianne Blacklock   Three local authors from the Sydney area will introduce, and discuss their latest novels - What Alice forgot (Liane Moriarty), The better woman (Ber Carroll) and Three's a crowd (Dianne Blacklock).This is a special community writer's event.
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Thursday, 3 December, 1pm |
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Mungo MacCallum Political journalist and commentator, Mungo MacCallum will introduce his new book, Australian story: Kevin Rudd and the lucky country. He takes a closer look at how our present prime minister fits into the proud history of his Labor predecessors.
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Tuesday, 8 December, 1pm |
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Annette Gero Annette will talk about her new bookFabric of society: Australia's Quilt Heritage from Convict Times to 1960. The bookreflects the quilts made in Australia and also the social history of countless ordinary people.
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Saturday, 5 December, 12noon |
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Voices from the Vacant Lot  Poster (906KB)
To commemorate World AIDS Day, Voices from the Vacant Lot will perform at Stanton Library. The Choir will sing songs from around the world. Malcolm Leech from Positive Life NSW, will speak about living with HIV/AIDS. Light refreshments will be served after the performance. All welcome. No bookings are necessary.
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