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11 May
10:30
State Library Theatrette
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Assisted Listening
Wheelchair
Bri Lee and Liam Pieper share the stage to discuss their scathingly funny new novels that reveal the tensions of money, power and love in the arts.
Lee follows her bestselling memoir Eggshell Skull with an ‘assured, powerful and intelligent’ (Annabel Crabb) debut novel, The Work, delving into the volatile world of modern art and exposing it as a bedfellow to high finance.
Pieper’s ‘wickedly good’ (Christos Tsiolkas) Appreciation is an outrageous satire that sets its sights on questions of authenticity in a time when image trumps talent and narcissism rules.
They speak with Sarah L’Estrange.
Lee follows her bestselling memoir Eggshell Skull with an ‘assured, powerful and intelligent’ (Annabel Crabb) debut novel, The Work, delving into the volatile world of modern art and exposing it as a bedfellow to high finance.
Pieper’s ‘wickedly good’ (Christos Tsiolkas) Appreciation is an outrageous satire that sets its sights on questions of authenticity in a time when image trumps talent and narcissism rules.
They speak with Sarah L’Estrange.
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