All posts tagged "Books"

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  The November Promise

  Paula Xiberras Fiona McIntosh is a prolific author. Last year she thrilled us with her blockbuster ‘The Lavender Keeper’ and this year...

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  Hobart Bookshop: The Smallest Carbon Footprint in the Land

  The Hobart Bookshop The Hobart Bookshop would like to invite you to the following event. It is free, and all are welcome...

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  ‘Don’t Be Boring’: An interview with Matthew Lamb, new editor of Island

  The Wheeler Centre Matthew Lamb, the new editor of Island magazine, is also the editor and co-founder of the digital short-story publication...

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  Boyce, Wilson, Johnson, Hay/ Thorne, and Cica …

  Editor The Tasmanian Literary Prizes (formerly the Tasmania Book Prizes) are the Tasmanian Government’s biennial literary awards, which have existed in various...

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  New Book challenges many of the cherished myths of the landing at Gallipoli

  Sharon Evans Big Sky Publishing – Marketing & Communications New Book challenges many of the cherished myths of the landing at Gallipoli...

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  Raspberries and rev heads

  Paula Xiberras Krissy photo credit: Anthony Mullins When I interviewed authors Krissy Kneen and Chris Somerville recently I was in for some...

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  Island Issue 132 launched tnoight, 5.30 Highfield House

  Rachel Edwards Co Editor Island MagazineIssue 132 of Island magazine and the magazine’s exciting redesign will be launched at the new Island...

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  Hobart Bookshop: The Ambitions of Jane Franklin

  The Hobart Bookshop Hobart Bookshop warmly invites you to the launch of The Ambitions of Jane Franklin by Alison Alexander launched by...

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  ISLAND LAUNCH AND SHOWCASE OF HISTORIC HIGHFIELD HOUSE

  Rachel Edwards Co Editor Island MagazineIssue 132 of Island magazine and the magazine’s exciting redesign will be launched at the new Island...

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  Hidden Fractures

  Paula Xiberras Dawn Barker has only been to Tasmania once and that was when her baby was six months old. Dawn remembers...