Book tour events for the launch of The Peak

  • Wednesday 9th July at 5:30pm in-conversation at the Afterword Cafe

    Fullers Bookshop, 131 Collins Street Hobart

    Tickets $12, book here

  • Sunday 13th July at 1:30pm

    Collins Booksellers, Ballarat on Lydiard

    Information here

  • Monday 14 July at 6:00pm An evening with Sam Guthrie & Jock Serong

    Heads & Tales Bookstore, Barwon Heads, VIC

    Tickets $10, book here

  • Tuesday 15th July at 6:30pm

    Readings State Library, Wurundjeri Country, State Library Victoria, 285-321 Russell St, Melbourne

    Free. Bookings are essential - book here

  • Friday 18th July at 6:00pm In conversation with Cassie McCullagh (ABC Radio National)

    Gleebooks, Glebe Point Road, Glebe

    Tickets $15, bookings are essential. Get tickets here

  • Monday 21st July at 6:00pm In-Conversation with Mark Kenny

    Venue: Cinema (Lowitja O'Donoghue Cultural Centre) Cultural Centre Kambri (ANU Building 153), Acton, ACT

    Information here

  • Thursday 24th July at 6:00pm

    Big River Distilling Co. Tenancy 3, Building 3, 1 Dairy Rd. Fyshwick ACT

    Tickets $10 - book here

  • Friday 25th July at 6pm

    Goulburn Mulwaree Library, 184/194 Bourke St, Goulburn

    Panel “A Night of Crime”. Australian Author and journalist, Michael Burge, leads a conversation with authors Dinuka McKenzie, Hayley Scrivenor, Ashley Kalagian Blunt, and Sam Guthrie.

    Tickets $10, buy here

  • Wednesday 30th July at 1:00pm

    Stanton Library, 234 Miller Street, North Sydney

    Register here

  • Saturday 2nd August at 1:30pm In conversation with Richard Anderson

    Springfield Woolshed, Spring Ridge NSW

    Information here

  • Saturday 16th August

    Panel One at 1:00pm “Algorithms & the Apocalypse” venue: tba - As artificial intelligence advances and world alliances realign, writers are confronting new questions about power, identity and possibility. Join Cadance Bell and Sam Guthrie in a conversation about storytelling in a time of transformation. Hosted by Jenn Martin.

    Panel Two at 2:30pm “Technology & The Future of Crime Fiction” venue: Town Hall Theatre - Technology is changing everything, including our favourite crime fiction. Join Sam Guthrie, Matthew Spencer and Ashley Kalagian Blunt as they explore how digital landscapes are reshaping character, motive and detective work on the page—and what the future might hold for the genre. Hosted by Beejay Silcox.

    $15 per panel session, get tickets here

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