By Aaron Cordy
THE magic of books transforms the reader into worlds of infinite potential. The chance to traverse the worlds of ancient Mesopotamia and WWI, drop everything and head home to the west coast of Tasmania, search for a missing sister in Cobram, or explore the true but hidden history of women who love women in Australia, is just a taste of the gifts to be found between the pages of books.
Goulburn Valley Libraries have recently hosted a spate of author’s talks, sharing their writing journey with readers. With a fantastic line-up of authors to keep readers skimming the clouds of book heaven.
Author and historian Danielle Scrimshaw is on her way to the Shepparton Library as part of the OUTintheOPEN Festival to discuss her book, She and Her Pretty Friend, about the hidden history of women who love women.
Thursday, November 16 at 7.30pm.
Benalla authors Benny Charles and Alex Robinson will bring their fantastic new dark fantasy book, The Phoenix and the Spider, to the Shepparton Library.
Thursday, November 23 at 7.30pm.
Megan Rogers is on her way to the Nagambie and Numurkah libraries to speak about The Heart is a Star, life’s complicated beautiful mess.
Thursday, November 23 Numurkah, 11.00am, Nagambie 2.30pm.
Darry Fraser will present The Milliner of Bendigo, a historical fiction set in Cobram, at the Mooroopna Library.
Monday, December 4 at 2pm.
For more information call GV Libraries on 1300 374 765, email shepparton@gvlibraries.com.au or visit gvlibraries@gvlibraries.com.au.
