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Wendy McCarthy in conversation with Jennifer Byrne | IN PERSON and ONLINE

Eventbrite - The Eastern Sydney Libraries Co-operative presents Wendy McCarthy in conversation with Jennifer Byrne | IN PERSON and ONLINE - Wednesday, 9 March 2022 at Online and In Person at Margaret Martin Library, Randwick, NSW. Find event and registration information.

Author Talk: Free Fall with Ben Quilty

Author Talk: Dr Mary O Connell - The Country of Our Dreams | ONLINE Tickets, Wed 07/07/2021 at 6:30 pm

Event description Join the conversation with writer, editor and historian Dr Mary O’Connell as she unpacks her new novel The Country of Our Dreams. About this event Join our conversation with writer, editor and historian Dr Mary O’Connell as we delve into the themes and events featured in her latest novel The Country of Our Dreams set in 19th Century Ireland and 21st Century Australia. Tom Keneally (Shindler’s List) describes it as a skilfully told novel, Stephanie Dowrick says ‘ Mary has the finest gifts of the diaspora Irish: passion, intelligence, humour and rebellion’. About the author: Dr Mary O’Connell is a Taranaki born, Sydney based writer, editor, historian and community arts organiser, with particular interest in matters of spirit.Mary is a happy member of the Randwick Community Organic Garden , a proud member of the Australian Women’s History Network, the Irish Studies Association of Australia & New Zealand (ISAANZ, and the

Sydney s biggest reader: Dorothy has borrowed 14,000 library books in 69 years

Sydney’s biggest reader: Dorothy has borrowed 14,000 library books in 69 years We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Dorothy McGillivray, aged 96, devours books. Rapidly. Liverpool City Library records only go back to 2007, but it is estimated she has borrowed 14,000 books since she became a member after arriving from England in 1952. No Mills & Boon though (she says she’d put a match to them), and no novels, thank you. Mrs McGillivray doesn’t need large print and she likes books on the Royal Family (she was a £10 Pom), history and archaeology. She is, quite possibly, the best read woman in town. And she’s never had a library fine.

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