Keep a diary and one day it’ll keep you
—Mae West
It's always a thrill to see your words in print. This time I have a piece in the newsletter for The Society of Women Writers NSW
After writing a piece called Nobody Knew for In a Womans Voice last year, I found the same woman's voice speaking to me again about her life. I think she's putting her hand up for a full-blown novel LOL
And if you're interested in joining a society of like-minded women writers, check out this website: www.womenwritersnsw.org
At the end of my Victorian road trip I will be coming home via Bowral, and what better way to celebrate the end of my journey with morning tea with a group of reading enthusiasts. I'm very much looking forward to meeting the members of FOWL - Friends of Wingecarribee Libraries.
You can book the event here
After appearing at the Clunes Booktown Festival I have some writing workshops and author events organised. Here's another one with Geelong Library. the workshop will start at 10.30 and go for three hours, so we will be covering a LOT. You'll be writing Chapter One in no time! You can book here.
Join me at Carlton Library for a talk about my book Something Else just after Easter in April. Carlton is one of my favourite areas in Melbourne, so I'm very much looking forward to it. You can book here
My roadtrip to Victoria is shaping up to be busy and very stimulating. I'll be down for the Clunes Booktown Festival at the end of March and fitting in some workshop events at Melbourne libraries while I'm there. Thi event is with Stonnington Libraries and will be hosted by Malvern Library. if you are local to Melbourne (or even if you're not!), you can book here.
On Day 2 of the Clunes Booktown Festival I'll be running a two-hour writing workshop, Kick-start Your Novel from 9.00am. Looking forward to being surround by fellow booklovers, readers and writers.
I'm very excited to announce I will be appearing at this year's Clunes Booktown Festival My first event will be the panel discussion Romance With a Twist on the Saturday at 1pm. The panel will be hosted by Jacinta Parsons and we'll be joined by fellow authors Alice Boyle, Nina Kenwood, and MJ Jacobs. It's going to be FAB - booktowns ROCK!
Alicia has consulted from her company efolio since 2000. She is available for teaching and speaking engagements.
