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» Writers@Stanton
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» Anne Summers
» Stuart MacBride
» Gretel Killeen
» Emma Tom
» Tom Keneally
» Andrew Tink
» Craig Silvey
» David Mearns
» Tom Rob Smith 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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Tuesday, 7 July, 1pm |
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Anne Summers Anne Summers is a bestselling author and her book Damned whores and gods police is still in print 34 years after being published. Anne was a political advisor to Bob Hawke and Paul Keating, led the Office of the Status of Women and is a columnist and former editor. She will introduce her new book The Lost Mother a poignant narrative about the author's relationship with her mother.
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Tuesday, 14 July, 1pm |
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Stuart MacBride Aberdeen's international bestselling Stuart MacBride, author of such thrillers as Cold Granite and Flesh House will discuss his latest thriller Blind eye.
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Thursday, 16 July, 1pm |
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Gretel Killeen Gretel Killeen willintroduce her hilarious autobiography The night my bum dropped.
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Tuesday, 21 July, 1pm |
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Emma Tom Emma will speak about her new book Attack of the 50-foot hormones, the essential survival guide to staying sane during pregnancy.
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Tuesday, 4 August, 1pm |
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Tom Keneally Much-loved author and Booker Prize winner, Tom Keneally will introduce, The people's train - the story ofa charismatic protégé of Lenin and ardent socialist, who reaches sanctuary in Australia after escaping a Siberian labour camp.
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Tuesday, 11 August, 1pm |
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Andrew Tink Former, Shadow Attorney General and Shadow Leader of the House in the NSW Parliament, Andrew Tink, will introduce his new biography of William Charles Wentworth.
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Tuesday, 18 August, 1pm |
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Craig Silvey The talented young Australian author of Rhubarb, will introduce his new novel, Jasper Jones.
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Thursday, 20 August, 1pm |
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David Mearns David Mearns will introduce The Search for Sydney. For 66 years, it has been Australia's greatest maritime mystery. In this book, David tells for the first time, how he found both the Sydney and the Kormoran.
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Tuesday, 25 August, 1pm |
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Tom Rob Smith Tom Rob Smith, author of Child 44 - will introduce his exciting new thriller, Thesecret speech.
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