Carousel launch at MANY
A unique debut novel from Fremantle writer and filmmaker Brendan Ritchie will be released in a unique setting later this month.
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Positive Conversations
No matter what we end up doing in life, ‘what we end up doing’ is grounded in effective communication. Life is built upon relationships.
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Fremantle Press at 100 years of Anzac in Perth City Centre
On the 2015 Anzac Centenary long weekend, Fremantle Press will participate in a three-day community event with free family activities designed to promote an understanding of the Anzac legacy.
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Behind-the-scenes with Sean E. Avery
Illustrator Sean E. Avery takes us into his studio where he created the picture books All Monkeys Love Bananas and Harold and Grace.
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Waarda series now available as ebooks
Fremantle Press is pleased to announce that titles in the Waarda series for young readers are now available to purchase as ebooks.
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From Bologna with love
The Last Viking and The Last Viking Returns illustrator James Foley gives us an update on his trip to the Bologna Children's Book Fair.
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After This: Survivors of the Holocaust speak
Alice Nelson is a novelist who won the T.A.G. Hungerford Award and was named Sydney Morning Herald Best Young Australian Novelist in 2009. Here she talks about her latest book After This: Survivors of the Holocaust speak.
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Polain launches novel in Armenia
Fremantle Press author Marcella Polain is heading to the nineteenth Literary Ark Festival to launch the Armenian translation of her novel The Edge of the World.
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Robot takes poetry to the streets of Fremantle
In an unexpected collaboration local poet Nandi Chinna will team up with a Dutch robot for the 2015 Fremantle Street Arts Festival. SKRYF, which is the brainchild of Eindhoven artist Gijs van Bon, will creep around the Fremantle Town Hall leaving a trail of Chinna’s poetry created from piles of sand.
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