Two brothers use their skills as miners to build tunnels for the troops. during World War One. This novel paints a vivid picture of the all too human cost of this war to rural Australian communities.
Recorded at the Bellingen Readers and Writers Festival 2022
Counselling could take a new form in the future, but new technology brings new risks.
Recorded at CONFLUX Canberra 2022
Suzanne Gervay calls this story a ‘timeslip’ – three teenagers discover a gold locket in their grandparent’s house and it sends them back in time to Budapest in 1944. Here they discover secrets their grandparents had never told them. Gervay writes from personal experience of Holocaust secrets kept in her own family.
Here is Suzanne Gervay’s “The Edge of Limits” – about a young man who has to face more than his own fears of a hostile landscape- he has to face himself.
Recorded at Storyfest 2023
CHILDREN’S BOOKOF THE YEAR 2023
BOOK OF THE YEAR 2023
Craig Silvey has written a book for all ages but with especial appeal to those children ( and dogs!) who might feel they are not quite the same as others.
Recorded at Storyfest 2023