Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "literature"
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1.2KArticleWriters & Readers on Show in Hobart Cubes
WritersBlock / ReadersBlock is the latest activation in the City of Hobart’s innovative InsideOut public art program. From now to 28 June,...
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Book Review – ‘The Lost Child & Other Stories’ by Leigh Swinbourne
Leigh Swinbourne’s third collection of short stories, The Lost Child & Other Stories, is enthralling. The stories delve into the depths of...
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New Novel Tackles Homelessness & Forced Adoption
Sandie Docker’s latest novel, ‘The Lyrebird Lake Ladies Choir’, tackles homelessness and forced adoption in Australia.
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881ArticleIsland Magazine Teams Up with UTAS
Media release – UTAS, 20 June 2024 Boost to creativity as University partners with Island Magazine The University of Tasmania and Island...
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‘A Writer Writes’ – Heather Rose Discusses Her Work
Tasmanian author Heather Rose discussed her literary journey at Stella Day Out in February.
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‘Blue Cathedral’ Author Excited to Celebrate Tasmania Reads Week
Cameron Hindrum, author of ‘The Blue Cathedral’, is excited to be contributing to the 2024 Tasmania Reads Week.
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Stella Day Out – To Hobart and Beyond!
The Stella Day Out festival came to Hobart last week after a successful inaugural event in Melbourne last year. The event –...
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Review – ‘Manga Stories’ by Haruki Murakami
Murakami’s idiosyncratic work, if you’re not familiar (yet), derives from his Japanese heritage, though not Japanese contemporary literature itself; he favoured translations...
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Briefing on Hobart’s Bid to be a UNESCO City of Literature
Invitation – Cassandra Wunsch, Sue McKerracher, Lucy Christopher and Todd Babiak, on behalf of the Hobart City of Literature Working Group, 5...
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Review – ‘Murder You Wrote’
So, a cosy murder mystery novel, eh? [Settles into comfy chair, falls asleep] Excellent, I can just relax and enjoy a ni…...
