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Fremantle Press publisher Georgia Richter and editor Armelle Davies paid a visit to Spearwood Alternative School on August 1 to present certificates and book vouchers to the winners of the Leanne Coole Young Writers Award.
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Meet Me at the Intersection contributor Rafeif Ismail is a Perth-based, emerging Muslim writer who is a refugee from Sudan identifying as queer. She will be on a panel focusing on diversity at the Great Big Book Club Tea Party, an event co-hosted by the City of Melville and Fremantle Press at AH Bracks Library on 21 October.
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Keep your torchlight on and don’t wander from the campfire because this October we’re turning out the lights for our Great Big Dark and Spooky Book Read as part of AWESOME Festival 2018.
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Sally Tinker, of S.Tinker Inc., delves deeply into the inner world of Fremantle Press author James Foley. No topic is off limits in this exposé of a creative in crisis.
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Fremantle Press author Deb Fitzpatrick is a familiar face at many schools and writing workshops in and around Perth.
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Fremantle Press is offering one lucky school the chance to win a full year’s supply of children’s books by showing us just how creative you can be.
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Bestselling YA author Kate McCaffrey is opening her diary to get ready for a number of bookings for 2019.
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This term’s freebies are a colourful bunch, with bookmarks, teaching notes and activity sheets available for our new August title for middle readers, Off the Track by Cristy Burne and our upcoming YA anthology Meet Me at the Intersection edited by Rebecca Lim and Ambelin Kwaymullina.
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It’s no secret I love science and stories. The two aren’t so very different: they both rely on discovering new things, they both require wonder, and they both rock August, that mega-month when National Science Week and Children’s Book Week unite.
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As Fremantle Press gets ready to publish YA anthology Meet Me at the Intersection, one of the book’s editors, Rebecca Lim, offers six tips for how to reflect diversity in class materials and discussions.
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