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Fremantle Press author Dianne Wolfer will be starring among the bright lights of Sydney when she appears at the Children’s Book Council of Australia New South Wales Branch 2018 Kids Book of the Year Event.
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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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Bestselling YA author Kate McCaffrey is opening her diary to get ready for a number of bookings for 2019.
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If you could have anyone you wanted at your book club meeting, dead or alive, who would you invite? Great Big Book Club Tea Party ambassador Liz Byrski tells us why diversity in reading is vital to understanding one another and who she would invite to her ultimate book club.
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Cristy Burne’s new book Off the Track is published today. Here, she explains why social media can be a bad habit, why the great outdoors features heavily in her stories and why rainy-day walks are the best kind of walks.
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Sustainability expert and author of A Place in the Country Chris Ferreira will embark on a four-day tour of the South West region.
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Kellie hails from the semirural outskirts of Perth, on the way out to Mundaring. As a result of her background, Kellie found many points of commonality with poet Tracy Ryan when she interviewed Tracy about her new collection, The Water Bearer. Kellie is currently studying a double major in English and Cultural Studies at ECU with a minor in writing and hopes to go on to postgraduate study after graduation. This is her first podcast for Fremantle Press.
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From scheme water, pipelines and a countryside in the grip of drought and from feminism to parenthood – the water in Tracy Ryan's new collection, The Water Bearer, is a many-sided metaphor. In this, our third Fremantle Press podcast, she talks to Kellie Eighteen, an English and Cultural Studies student at Edith Cowan University, whose home on the semirural outskirts of Perth gave her many points of commonality with the award-winning Western Australian poet.
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