Kayte Nunn – The Botanist’s Daughetr

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It is always so fascinating to hear of the amount of research that goes into any author’s book,but I was intrigued to hear that Kayte Nunn got a special vibe off a sundial in the Botanic  gardens in Sydney, that set her off onto a whole new story.

Author- Kayte Nunn

Kayte Nunn Interview

 

Kayte Nunn reads from ‘The Botanists’s Daughter’

Two women, Annie and Lizzie,  one hundred and fifty years apart but mysteriously linked by a love of botany.

 

Recorded on Arts Canvass Bay FM 99.9 2018

JARRAH DUNDLER reads from ‘Hey Brother’

 

Hey Brother‘ is a beautifully written book that charts a difficult year in a young man’s life.

His brother goes to war, his father is estranged from his mother who drowns her anxiety in alcohol, and he finds first love.

It’s a lot to take on, but Jarrah’s protagonist, Trysten, rises to the occasion . Then his brother Shaun returns from the war, and Trysten thinks everything will be okay , but the family’s  troubles are just beginning.This novel was written with the assistance of the Byron Writers Centre mentor ship program.

 

                                                                      Author Jarrah Dundler

Jarrah Dundler reads from his novel ‘Hey Brother’

 

Recorded on Arts Canvass at Bay FM 99.9 2018

Walter Mikac- Letters of Love

Walter Mikac has taken a great personal tragedy and used it to fuel his compassion for others who are suffering.

The Allanah and Madeline Foundation was founded by him to  bring something good out of the loss of their lives and his wife’s at Port Arthur. This book contains 50 letters of love by prominent Australians, letters about love of country, or children, or their work , or even to their future selves. They are all different, touching and some even forceful.

Profits go towards the foundation. Walter’s letter is to his parents.

Walter Mikac reads from ‘Letters of Love’

 

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Interview with Walter Mikac

 

Recorded on Arts Canvass Bay FM 99.9 2018