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Reflect on stories of courage, sacrifice and resilience of those who served, and the communities that supported them, in this special talk with authors Emily Paull and Melinda Tognini. Moderated by Emma Young, the authors will discuss how they bring these stories to life, connecting the past to the present through powerful narratives of hope, […]
Join the award-winning author of Trials of Hope (የተስፋ ፈተና), Yirga Gelaw Woldeyes, for an enlightening workshop designed to encourage you to think carefully, critically and creatively about decolonial writing. The workshop will explore the false beliefs that infuse stories from the colony, tropes to avoid and insights for writers to consider while writing on […]
Bernice Barry, Prema Arasu and David Whish-Wilson are taking part in the Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival. Join them in our state’s beautiful South West for a weekend of author talks and workshops. Friday 15 May 3.30–4.30 pm: Bernice will be talking about her latest book, The Names of a Hare, with Donna Mazza, […]
To celebrate the release of his new novel, Sound Mind Dead Body, author Dave Warner is returning to WA, where you can catch him at a library event near you. Sound Mind Dead Body is an unmissable manor house cosy crime with all the hallmarks of an Agatha Christie murder mystery. Duncraig Public Library, Duncraig […]
Connect with nature during the WA Tree Festival in Albany. Poet Giles Watson, author of Eungedup, is hosting a nature writing workshop at Albany Public Library on Saturday 11 April, 10.00 am–12.00 pm. Experiment with three different written forms that are used in his book to provide intimate descriptions of living things, unfold narratives about […]
Join Dr Holly Bradley, co-author of Milly Meelyu, for a very special storytime. Taking place at AH Bracks Library + Creative Space on Thursday 9 April from 10.30–11.30 am, Holly will take you through this special story, written in both English and Badimia, and teach you all about the endangered meelyu–- a western spiny-tailed skink. […]
Catalpa: Escape to Freedom, a new book by Mike Lefroy and Joy Lefroy, is launching on Monday 23 March as part of the Fremantle Fenians Freedom Group’s 2026 Fenians Festival. Illustrated and beautifully designed, Catalpa: Escape to Freedom recounts Australia’s most daring prison escape – from friendships, alliances and secret letters to the undercover spies […]
Join author Brigid Lowry for a morning talk at Nedlands Library on Tuesday 10 March. Brigid’s new release, A Time of Living Graciously, explores the journey of aging, from the quirks of the body to living graciously until the end, reminding us to honour our own experience with grace and gratitude, despite everything. A funny, […]
Following the 12 February launch and announcement of the Forrest Foundation Travel Fellowship, Prema Arasu is continuing to share Vampire Squid with readers. Their next author talk is at Boundless Books on 9 March at 6.30 pm. Join them for a cosy evening in Leederville, with drinks and nibbles served. Copies of Vampire Squid will […]
Teachers in Victoria: the Melbourne Writers Festival Schools Program takes place in May! Primary school students in Years 3 to 6 are encouraged to explore their imaginations with an inspiring mix of storytellers at State Library Victoria. We’re thrilled that one of these storytellers is author Olivia Muscat. Olivia is a totally blind writer, actor, performer and disability activist. […]
Books in the Brewery’s Crime with Wine is back for 2026, and this year’s is extra special: they’ve partnered with Sisters in Crime WA! Relax and enjoy a tipple as you listen to authors Lisa Ellery, Sara Foster and Tanya Scott. Hosted by Dawn Farnham, they’ll be discussing their new books and all things crime, […]
The City of Perth Library’s Not a Book Club is a new author in-conversation series for readers who love stories, ideas, and conversation – without the homework. Hosted by Will Yeoman, the first event features acclaimed local crime writer David Whish-Wilson and explores his latest book O’Keefe, taking place on Wednesday 4 March, from 6.00-7.30 […]
Welcome to the Great Big Book Club, Fremantle Press’ regular cosy nights out for people who love stories. Join us in bookshops and libraries across Perth for bookish conversations with emerging and established authors. Browse the program below. The Names of a Hare by Bernice Barry 17th-century Cornwall is a place of peril for a […]
What role can storytelling play in protecting human rights? Join Yirga Gelaw Woldeyes for the launch of his debut memoir, Trials of Hope (የተስፋ ፈተና). Winner of the 2024 Hungerford Award, Trials of Hope (የተስፋ ፈተና) is a profound and groundbreaking memoir that weaves together stories of heritage and heartache. The launch takes place on […]
Celebrate the launch of Kep Barna: Water Creatures by Jayden Boundry and Tyrown Waigana in a fun-filled morning on Sunday 15 February! AH Bracks Library + Creative Space will host Toddler Takeover from 10.00 am–12.00 pm, transforming the library into a toddler playground with sensory play, creative activities, robots and more. 0-5-year-olds and their siblings […]
Are you having conversations about ageing in a positive way? In Brigid Lowry’s new release, A Time of Living Graciously, she offers a unique take on how to navigate the world and later-life experiences, in order to age gracefully and approach death authentically. A Time of Living Graciously is launching on 9 February at 6.15 […]
Spend a weekend soaking up stories in the beautiful Perth Hills. The City of Kalamunda is hosting its first readers festival on 20–22 March! For aspiring visual storytellers, James Foley will be giving a workshop on creating graphic novels on 21 March at 10.00 am. Join Emily Paull (The Distance Between Dreams) as she discusses […]
Mandurah’s exciting writers’ festival is back for 2026! Taking place from 8–10 January at Seashells Resort in Mandurah, the festival has something for every adult reader. A panel discussion on Rivers Flow: Reflections on the songs of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter with collection editor Casey Mulder and contributors Cindy Solonec and Luisa Mitchell kicks […]
Celebrate the release of Eungedup: A wetland summer diary with author Giles Watson. Eungedup documents Giles’s immersion in the wetlands as they mirror his own path to healing. His diary entries through the warmer Noongar seasons of Kambarang, Birak and Bunuru record the teeming life of the region as the wetlands await seasonal renewal and […]
Sisters in Crime – a long-standing group of female-identifying writers and readers of crime novels – is usually active on the east coast, but a branch has just started in WA, which is fantastic news for crime lovers! Join them for a night of stories featuring Fremantle Press author Lisa Ellery (Hot Ground) in conversation […]
Freo’s popular open-air market returns! We’re thrilled to be a part of the FOMO Festive Fair again, joining more than 60 local makers, artists and designers for an afternoon of workshops, entertainment and feel-good festive shopping in the centre of Fremantle. Swing by our stall to browse a wide range of Fremantle Press books across […]
Fremantle Press invites you to celebrate the release of Rivers Flow: Reflections on the songs of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter with readings from contributing authors, including Cheryl Kickett-Tucker, Isobel Bevis, Luisa Mitchell, Cindy Solonec and Ambelin Kwaymullina. Hosted at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre on 5 December, the book will be launched by collection editor, […]
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