Great news! Tickets for the
inaugural Historical Novel Society Australasia are now available. The conference
will be held in Sydney on 21-22 March 2015 at historic Balmain Town Hall,
Sydney, with the opening reception being held at the State Library of NSW on the 20th.
There are also some great FREE BOOK OFFERS for those who buy tickets quickly!
The first 30 ticketholders to purchase a ‘Standard’ Whole Conference Ticket will receive a free copy of either The Lace Balcony by Johanna Nicholls, The King’s Shadow by Barbara Gaskell Denvil or The Island House by Posie Graeme-Evans.
Cocktails and Debate at the Opening Reception on Friday 20th at the State Library of NSW. Kate Forsyth will open the conference with guest speaker, Sophie Masson. Felicity Pulman will launch her new book, Unholy Murder followed by a lively debate chaired by Kelly Gardiner with Deborah Challinor, Jesse Blackadder, Gillian Polack and Rachel Le Rossignol, on the topic 'What can historical novelists and historians learn from each other?' This event is separately ticketed.
All ticket holders to the reception will receive a Momentum ebook bundle in celebration of Felicity Pulman’s launch of Unholy Murder.
Dine with an Author - we have ten author hosts at our conference dinner on Saturday 21st March. Book now to sit next to one. Authors include Nicole Alexander, Jesse Blackadder, Craig Cliff, Colin Falconer, Kate Forsyth, Sulari Gentill, Posie Graeme-Evans, Toni Jordan, Juliet Marillier, and Felicity Pulman.
The first 50 fully paid ticket holders to the dinner will receive a copy of Sherryl Clark’s new book Do You Dare – Jimmy’s War in celebration of her launch.
The conference program includes sessions on craft, research, inspiration,
publishing pathways, social media, sub-genres and personal histories. Swinburne
University of Technology is sponsoring an academic stream with participants
being given the opportunity to be published in a special edition of The
Australian Journal of Crime Fiction. Manuscript assessments will be conducted
by publishing consultant, Irina Dunn. Dr Gillian Pollack is offering
super sessions to authors interested in learning how to weave research into
compelling fiction. Don't miss out on our First Pages Pitch session or our
saucy 'In Bed with History' readings! Authors Felicity Pulman and Sherryl Clark
will be launching their books. Take a look at our program.There are also some great FREE BOOK OFFERS for those who buy tickets quickly!
The first 30 ticketholders to purchase a ‘Standard’ Whole Conference Ticket will receive a free copy of either The Lace Balcony by Johanna Nicholls, The King’s Shadow by Barbara Gaskell Denvil or The Island House by Posie Graeme-Evans.
Cocktails and Debate at the Opening Reception on Friday 20th at the State Library of NSW. Kate Forsyth will open the conference with guest speaker, Sophie Masson. Felicity Pulman will launch her new book, Unholy Murder followed by a lively debate chaired by Kelly Gardiner with Deborah Challinor, Jesse Blackadder, Gillian Polack and Rachel Le Rossignol, on the topic 'What can historical novelists and historians learn from each other?' This event is separately ticketed.
All ticket holders to the reception will receive a Momentum ebook bundle in celebration of Felicity Pulman’s launch of Unholy Murder.
Dine with an Author - we have ten author hosts at our conference dinner on Saturday 21st March. Book now to sit next to one. Authors include Nicole Alexander, Jesse Blackadder, Craig Cliff, Colin Falconer, Kate Forsyth, Sulari Gentill, Posie Graeme-Evans, Toni Jordan, Juliet Marillier, and Felicity Pulman.
The first 50 fully paid ticket holders to the dinner will receive a copy of Sherryl Clark’s new book Do You Dare – Jimmy’s War in celebration of her launch.
Our participating speaker list
includes Kate Forsyth, Sulari Gentill, Colin Falconer, Toni Jordan, Sophie
Masson, Kelly Gardiner, Deborah Challinor, Peter Corris, Jane Caro, Isolde Martyn, Belinda Murrell, Posie Graeme-Evans, Juliet Marillier, Felicity
Pulman, Nicole Alexander, Jesse Blackadder, and many more wonderful authors!
There will also be a lively debate on what exactly historical novelists and
historians can learn from each other at the State Library of NSW on Friday 20th.
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