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Perth Writers' Festival

20th February 2012

Catch your favourite Fremantle Press author at the Perth Writers’ Festival:

Alan Carter, Prime Cut
Friday 24 February, Enigmatic Individuals
Saturday 25 February, Starting Out
Sunday 26 Saturday 25 February, Portraying Evil

A.J. Betts, Wavelength
Saturday 25 February, Writing for Young People

Andrew Relph, Not Drowning, Reading
Saturday 25 February, Is Reading Overrated
Monday 27 February, Not Drowning in a Sea of Words at Write in the Great Southern

Antonio Buti, Brothers
Friday 24 February, Politics and the Press the unholy alliance
Friday 24 February, A Glass of Wine and a Good Book

Clive Newman, Sales, Rights and Distribution Manager
Thursday 23 February, Publishing Seminar the whole shebang
Saturday 25 February, The Importance of the T.A.G. Hungerford Award

Deb Fitzpatrick, Have you seen Ally Queen?
Saturday 25 February, The Importance of the T.A.G. Hungerford Award

Felicity Young, Take Out
Friday 24 Saturday 25 February, Enigmatic Individuals
Saturday 25 February, The Dissection of Murder
Saturday 25 Saturday 25 February, Animal, Vegetable or Criminal? Writing for Dummies

Georgia Richter, Publisher
Thursday 23 February, Publishing Seminar the whole shebang
Friday 24 February, Short, not so sweet

Peter Docker, The Waterboys
Saturday 25 February, Reimagining the future
Sunday 26 February, The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Tuesday 28 February, A thoughtful breakfast at Write in the Great Southern

For more information please contact Claire Miller, cmiller@fremantlepress.com.au

From the Catalogue

Esperance

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The Great Book Debate @ Freo Library

Fremantle City Library invites you to an exciting literary event!

Explore the future of the book with Sherman Young, author of the groundbreaking work The book is dead, long live the book, Niall Lucy, co-director of the Centre for Culture & Technology at Curtin University and co-author of The Ballad of Moondyne Joe, Clive Newman from Fremantle Press and Ann Zubrick, representing Fremantle’s readers.

The great book debate promises to entertain, inspire and challenge your perception of the book.

Thursday 24 May, 6:00–8:00 pm
Fremantle Library, 8 William Street, Fremantle
A light supper will be provided
Bookings are essential, P 08 9432 9766, E frelib@fremantle.wa.gov.au, or book at the library