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Perth Writers Festival

05-Feb-2010

Posted At : 10:43 AM | Posted By : marianne
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Trent Jamieson (who has a fab new-look blog), Tansy Rayner Roberts, Cory Daniells and Graham Storrs. But there's a bunch of other new local talent around as well. Check out Rhonda Roberts, Nicole Murphy, Kim Westwood, Kim Falconer - all Aussies.

Also, I will be in Perth for the Perth Writers Festival at the end of February. My list of panels is as follows:

Genre is not a Dirty Word
Crime, thrillers, mystery … It’s all fiction isn’t it? Michael Koryta, Sara Foster and Marianne Delacourt explore what it means to be a genre writer.

Chair: Grant Stone

Dophin Theatre

Sat 27 Feb, 11 – 12pm

From Cyber to … ?
KA Bedford, Marianne Delacourt and Garth Nix consider some of the shifts in science fiction and fantasy writing with Helen Merrick.

Chair: Helen Merrick

Undercroft

Sat 27 Feb, 5 – 6pm

Reluctant Heroes

Putting a new twist on crime fiction the sleuths in Lenny Bartulin and Marianne Delacourt’s latest mysteries are a book shop owner and accident prone tomboy with a talent for seeing auras. From reading books to reading auras these two great authors discuss the creation of eccentric crime characters.