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Discover or revisit talks and panels from Australia's most loved book and literature festival, Clunes Booktown Festival. Held annual in March, the small town of Clunes, Victoria becomes a haven for thinkers, readers and creatives. -- https://linktr.ee/clunesbooktownfestival
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Hear a short sample from three of the books shortlisted for the inaugural John Clarke Prize for Humour Writing, followed by a discussion led by judging panelist (and daughter of John) Lorin Clarke. How hard is it to writ
Explore the undiscovered experiences of ageing. Brian Castro (Chinese Postman), Carol Lefevre (Bloomer), and Anna Johnston (The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife) discuss the unexpected joys, reflective moments, and opport
Three experts in the environmental field - Gardening Australia's Costa Georgiadis, Milkwood's Kirsten Bradley, and permaculture co-founder David Holmgren - will discuss the challenges of our rapidly changing climate and
Helen Garner discusses her latest book, The Season, in which she follows her grandson’s under-16 footy team. In typical Garner style, this book explores many themes - ageing, family, masculinity, and the epic theatre of
Professional foodie Jess Ho (Raised by Wolves), chef Helly Raichura (The Food of Bharat), and ASRC founder Kon Karapanagiotidis (A Seat at My Table: Philoxenia) talk about the role food plays in their lives, the contrast
Kate Grenville has often drawn inspiration from her family history for her writing. In her new memoir, Unsettled: A Journey Through Time and Place, she revisits her family story and repositions First Peoples within it. I
Language evokes childhood memories, the wonder of Country, and the essence of humanity. Join First Nations poets Evelyn Araluen (Dropbear) and Jeanine Leane (Gawimarra: Gathering), along with artist Vicki Couzens, as the
Talented storytellers from the Goldfields region discuss their inspiration, motivation, and what makes a good story - whether fictional or true. Hear from Vanessa Bowen (Apple Pies and Other Lies), Em Chandler (Out-Side:
Autism, ADHD, and dyslexia diagnoses are on the rise, yet society remains slow in providing adequate support for neurodiversity at home, school, and work. Join Clem Bastow (Late Bloomer and Someone Like Me), Sarah Hayden
Romantasy is currently the biggest book trend in the world. Is it a new idea or just a new name for something that's been around forever? Join authors Alexandra Almond (Thoroughly Disenchanted), Keshe Chow (The Girl with
Music is both universal and deeply personal. So how can you effectively write about such an intimate aural experience? Spinning these musical musings will be Kirsten Krauth (Almost a Mirror & The Kylie Playlist), Thuy On
It’s time for truth-telling. Author Kate Grenville (Unsettled: A Journey Through Time and Place), author Jane Harrison (The Visitors), and historians Clare Wright (Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions) and Amanda Laugesen (Au
What makes us turn away from blood and gore and crave small towns, mysterious bookshops, and seaside resorts with eccentric characters? Join Jacqui Horwood from Sisters in Crime as she discusses the joys of cozy mysterie
Sam Elkin
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David Holmgren
permaculture
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Kirsten Bradley
Milkwood
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Kate Grenville
award-winning author
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Jane Harrison
Festival Director · The Visitors
2 appearances on this show
Vanessa Bowen
Master NLP Mindset Coach & Founder · Mint Worthy Co.
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Keshe Chow
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