In partnership with Queen Victoria Women’s Centre
Tickets
11 May
10:30
Queen Victoria Women's Centre
Access:
Assisted Listening
Wheelchair
In her epic new novel Edenglassie, Goorie author Melissa Lucashenko unfolds magnificent, heartrending dual stories set in Brisbane in 1854 – when First Nations people still outnumbered colonists – and in 2024.
Told with the signature blend of grit and wit that captivated readers of her Miles Franklin–winning novel Too Much Lip, the story has earned praise as a ‘work that’s both demotic, funny, and uncompromising’ (Tim Winton).
Catch Lucashenko in conversation with Kate Evans about a brilliant saga of love, language and land that torches colonial myths, while reimagining an Australian future.
Told with the signature blend of grit and wit that captivated readers of her Miles Franklin–winning novel Too Much Lip, the story has earned praise as a ‘work that’s both demotic, funny, and uncompromising’ (Tim Winton).
Catch Lucashenko in conversation with Kate Evans about a brilliant saga of love, language and land that torches colonial myths, while reimagining an Australian future.
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