Australia's largest free literary Festival, held in March in Adelaide, South Australia.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 574 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArts |
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I just absolutely love this festival. Such a joy, and wonderful content, guests and moderators.
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Apple Podcasts | #152 |
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Conversations revolve around literature, identity, and personal experiences, reflecting the nuanced connections between writing and the complexities of contemporary life. The dialogue often encompasses diverse themes such as home, grief, cultural identity, and the intricacies of personal narratives, providing listeners with a rich tapestry of insights from various authors and literary figures. Noteworthy aspects include its focus on underrepresented voices in literature and the exploration of profound societal issues through the lens of storytelling. This collection of discussions likely appeals to those interested in deep literary analysis and the human experience through writing, making it particularly engaging for literary enthusiasts, a... more
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Recent guests on Adelaide Writers' Week include:
1. Lia Hills
2. Brooke Boland
3. Winnie Dunn
4. Sofi Oksanen
5. Téa Obreht
6. Matthew Longo
7. Shaun Micallef
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