Join acclaimed author Mij Tanith at Aldinga Library as she shares the inspiration and journey behind her powerful new book, Laila’s Story.

Join us for a special event with Professor Katy Barnett about the the historical legal and political context around Anna Maria Bonon’s court case and the story behind the successful conviction of her father for sex abuse in 1757. This event is free but registration is required. Event sponsored by Crittenden Estate.

Join us as Bronwyn Winter launches I Wish I Was A Lesbian edited by Angela C. Wild. The event will be via ZOOM. Book via TryBooking here.

Vikki Petraitis launches Christine Balint’s new book, A Single Witness, at Stories by the Sea Bookshop.

Readings Hawthorn celebrates the launch of A Single Witness by Christine Balint. The book will be launched by acclaimed Australian author Toni Jordan. Free event, bookings essential

Join us online as Senator Barbara Pocock launches Laila’s Story by Mij Tanith. Get your free tickets here.

Join us via ZOOM as Susan Hawthorne discusses Loretta Smith’s memoir Corpus in Extremis.

Join us for the online book launch of In the Name of the Trees. The book will be launched by Lucy Sussex.

Join us online for the launch of Radical Reckonings: Survival in Patriarchy by Renate Klein, launched by Robyn Rowland.

Readings Hawthorn is delighted to host the launch of Renate Klein's Radical Reckonings. The event is free, but bookings are essential. Please book here.

Join us on Zoom as Julia Long launches Sheila Jeffrey’s latest book Uprooting Male Domination. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Helen Joyce launches Fiona McAnena’s Terf Island: How the UK Resisted Trans Ideology. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Caroline Norma and Hyebin Shin (translator) launch Bomnal’s Once You Cross a Street You’re On the Edge of a Cliff. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Jenny Cameron launches Coleen Clare’s debut novel Minoan Footsteps. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Janet Fraser launches Donna F. Johnson’s new book Shattered Motherhood. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Lierre Keith launches aurora linnea’s new book Man Against Being. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us on Zoom as Nonie Harris launches Betty McLellan’s new book Truth Abandoned: How Can Democracy Survive? A Feminist Response. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us at Mary Who? Bookshop in Townville for the launch of Betty McLellan's new book Truth Abandoned.

Join us at Readings Carlton as Coleen Clare launches Susan Hawthorne's new book Lesbian: Politics, Culture, Existence. Free, but bookings are essential.

Join us on Zoom as Kaye Moseley launches Susan Hawthorne’s new book Lesbian: Politics, Culture, Existence. Register now on TryBooking.

Join us for this free online event as Ariel Salleh launches the new book by Vandana Shiva - The Nature of Nature.

Lynne Harne and Elaine Hutton will be launching Mira Robertson’s new book Grace & Marigold in this free online launch. Register now on TryBooking.

Kelly Gardiner will be launching Mira Robertson’s new book Grace & Marigold at Readings Carlton. Free, but bookings are essential.

Caroline Norma will be launching Jennifer Bilek’s new book via ZOOM. Free, but bookings are essential. See TryBooking link for details.

Join us for the online launch of O Sister Swallow by Suniti Namjoshi.

Join us at Gleebooks for the launch of Jacqueline Rule’s new book The Leaves.

Join us for the online launch of the updated edition of Flying with Paper Wings: Reflections on Living with Madness by Sandy Jeffs.

Join us as Bronwyn Winter launches the new book by Laura Leucona - Gender Identity: Lies and Danger. This is a free global online event but registrations are required. Go to TryBooking to RSVP today.

We celebrate the release of Suniti Namjoshi's new book The Good-Hearted Gardeners.

Sybil is a member of The Good-Hearted Gardeners, a Society for Well-Meaning Efforts for the Betterment of Language and the Salvation of the Planet, which her lover, Demo, is allowed to join. It's funded by MI5, who ask them to monetise and weaponise the English language. Soon afterwards they discover that English is even more widespread than anyone had thought. Even the birds and the fish, the cows and the kangaroos can speak it - when they choose. The Good-Hearted Gardeners set about trying to talk to anyone - crows, magpies, robins, goldfish, cows, horses, rats, mice - who will talk to them.

TO BE LAUNCHED by Spinifex Press publishers Susan Hawthorne and Renate Klein. FREE EVENT but registrations required.

FREE Author event with Robyn Bishop at Mount Waverley Library. Register now.