Australian Literature: A Snapshot in 10 Short Stories (Book Launch – Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne)

The AusLit anthology, Australian Literature: A Snapshot in 10 Short Stories, is launching soon. You can read the line up of stories and authors here. You can get a sneakpeak at the beginning of each story in the article On Story Openings (from AusLit Australian literature anthology).

To launch Australian Literature, there will be events in Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast.

At these events you will have the opportunity for extended chatting with some of the authors and the editor/publisher, as well as network with other guests.

Gold Coast Australian Literature Book Launch

Time:   7:30-10:30pm
Date:   Wed April 27th
Place:  Food Fantasy Buffet Restaurant – Jupiters
Cost:   $50
Each guest will receive a copy of Australian Literature, a quality all-you-can-eat buffet dinner and have 3 hours to chat with contributing author Kerry Brown and editor/publisher Steve Rossiter.

Sydney Australian Literature Book Launch

Time:   6:00-9:00pm
Date:   Mon May 2nd
Place:  Garden Buffet Restaurant – Star City
Cost:   $50
Each guest will receive a copy of Australian Literature, a quality all-you-can-eat buffet dinner and have 3 hours to chat with contributing authors Sam Stephens and Sonali Rajanayagam, and editor/publisher Steve Rossiter.

Melbourne Australian Literature Book Launch

Time:   6:00-9:00pm
Date:   Tue May 3rd
Place:  Sante Buffet Restaurant – Crown
Cost:   $50
Each guest will receive a copy of Australian Literature, a quality all-you-can-eat buffet dinner and have 3 hours to chat with contributing authors Michael Pryor and Belinda Dorio, and editor/publisher Steve Rossiter.

Up to 40 tickets are available per event, so book early to avoid missing out.

TO BOOK:

Transfer payment of $50 to the account below, including your name and the city in the payment description (for example, Jane Smith Sydney).

BSB: 067381
Account number: 10232540

NOTE – Any aspiring/self-published authors attending: if you want to promote your own fiction writing, bring business cards or business-card-sized printouts with your details (preferably website/blog/Facebook details so interested people can look further into your writing at their own leisure) rather than bringing books or manuscripts along. However, you are very welcome to discuss the craft and business of fiction with the featured guests and pick up some useful tips for your own writing.

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The Australian Literature Review
www.auslit.net