IN SHORT: Picture books get television debut
Five Fremantle Press picture books will feature in story time segments on national television in 2010.
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INTERVIEW: Ross Bolleter
Emerging Arts Professional Kiri Falls interviews Ross Bolleter about his new poetry collection Piano Hill.
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Ruined piano man launches poetry collection
Ruined piano afficionado Ross Bolleter will celebrate the release of Piano Hill with live musical performances and readings at Caffissimo in Mount Lawley on 27 November.
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Fremantle Press at Frankfurt
Fremantle Press returned to the Frankfurt International Book Fair in October for four days packed with networking and selling rights to international buyers.
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The Last Whale heads for the screen
A documentary based on The Last Whale by Chris Pash will feature never before seen footage from the 1970s.
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Adventure novel is readers’ favourite
Norman Jorgensen won a Western Australian Young Readers’ Book Award for his novel Jack’s Island.
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Fogarty Foundation supports Indigenous literacy
One thousand copies of the Waarda series for young readers will be distributed to remote Indigenous communities thanks to the support of the Fogarty Foundation and the Indigenous Literacy Project.
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INTERVIEW: Tom Baddeley
Emerging Arts Professional Kiri Falls talks to former journalist and broadcaster Tom Baddeley about writing rhyming verse for children.
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New Ambassador to the USA records father’s memoir
Australian Ambassador to the United States Kim C. Beazley (MP) has recorded the audio version of his father’s memoir Father of the House for the Association for the Blind – Guide Dogs WA.
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May O’Brien wins Deadly Award
Bawoo Stories author May O’Brien has won the 2009 Deadly Award for Outstanding Achievement in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Education.
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