A compelling moral dilemma lies at the heart of many a great story.
Join prize-winning, bestselling author Diana Reid for a workshop on writing morality into your own fiction, including setting up a dilemma, posing questions without necessarily answering them, and looking at the same event from differing perspectives. Reid shares examples from other authors, as well as her own novels, Love & Virtue and Seeing Other People, and invites you to brainstorm morally complex situations as jumping off points for your own storytelling.
Please note, workshops are excluded from the 20% early-bird discount.
20% early-bird discount until 11.59pm, Thursday 6 April
Flexible refund policy
Community tickets for First Nations peoples
Convenient public transport and parking options
Coffee, bars and dining options nearby
Readings bookshops available plus book signings
Over 80% of our 2022 guests felt MWF helped them gain new insights about the world, held their interest and were inclusive, well-produced and topical! (With more than 70% keen to attend again!)
20% early-bird discount until 11.59pm, Thursday 6 April
Flexible refund policy
Community tickets for First Nations peoples
Convenient public transport and parking options
Coffee, bars and dining options nearby
Readings bookshops available plus book signings
Over 80% of our 2022 guests felt MWF helped them gain new insights about the world, held their interest and were inclusive, well-produced and topical! (With more than 70% keen to attend again!)
Diana Reid is a Sydney-based writer. Her debut novel, Love & Virtue, was an Australian bestseller and winner of the ABIA Book of the Year Award, the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year Award, the ABA Book...
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