Upcoming events
Tuesday 8th of October 2024
A Brand New, Free Template and Training on Plot Structure for Aspiring and Emerging Writers
Coming Soon
Past events
Bendigo Writers festival
The Big top in Dudley House Garden,
right in the heart of the festival precinct
Sunday 18 August
2.00 p.m
FREE!
In conversation with Erina Reddan
Sunbury Library
Thursday 15 February
6.30 p.m
Erina Reddan author talk
Preston Library
Thursday 22 February
7.00 p.m
In conversation with Erina Reddan
Craigieburn Library
Thursday 16 March
11.00 a.m
In conversation with Erina Reddan
Melton Library
Saturday 23 March
Time TBA
In conversation with Erina Reddan
Broadmeadows Library
Thursday 11 April
6.30 p.m
Erina Reddan and Christos Tsiolkas
Book Erina for your event
Erina is an engaging moderator, interviewer and host at literary festivals and events. She’s also a keynote speaker on a range of topics including:
Be the Hero of Your Own Life – the third act of your life is where the climax is.
The Seven Myths of Good Communication
Nobody Joins a Cult – How easy it is to get sucked in to a better way of being which becomes something else. Just how fine the line is between intentional community and cult – you think you are joining a martial arts dojo, or meditation group but are you? It’s all about how the power is exercised.
Girl Power – Female Friendships in Fiction How deep friendships hold you together both in real life and on the page.
Get in touch
For interviews, please talk to my publicist, Lauren Draper
lauren.draper@panterapress.com
ERINA REDDAN
Erina Reddan is an author and public speaker. Erina has a Masters Degree in Professional Writing (University of Technology Sydney) and is currently undertaking a PhD in Creative Writing (La Trobe University). She has been awarded the prestigious Walkley Award for her work as an ABC foreign correspondent. Erina has lectured in international politics at The University of Melbourne, tutored in creative writing at La Trobe University and taught at Writers Victoria.
BOOKS
Lilia’s Secret
I acknowledge the Wurrundjeri Woi Wurrung and the Yirrganydji peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live and write.
I acknowledge that First Nation peoples were the first story tellers of this continent, and that colonisation and systemic racism has attempted to destroy their stories, voices and way of life.
I acknowledge the debt I owe to past and present generations for the privilege I have in being able to tell the stories I tell at this moment in our history.