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Throughout the year, New South Wales hosts a number of book and writers’ events and festivals. See the list of writers’ events near you!
Banjo Paterson Australian Poetry Festival: 17 Feb – 25 Feb
Sydney Muslim Writers Festival: 24 Feb
EnQueer Sydney Queer Writers Festival: 23 Feb
Manly Writers Festival: 14 Mar – 16 Mar
Newcastle Writers Festival: 5 Apr – 7 Apr
Writers at the Woolshed: 20 Apr – 21 Apr
Oracles of the Bush: 4 Apr – 7 Apr
Sydney Writers Festival: 8 May – 26 May
Words on the Waves: 29 May – 3 Jun
Kyogle Writers Festival: 17 May – 18 May
Bellingren Readers and Writers Festival: 7 Jun – 9 Jun
Words on the Waves: 29 May – 3 Jun
Sydney Jewish Writers Festival: 21 Aug – 25 Aug
Romance Writers of Australia Conference: 16 Aug – 19 Aug
Dubbo Writers Festival run by Outback Writers’ Centre: Sept
National Young Writers’ Festival: Sept – Oct
Northern Beaches Readers Festival: 27 Sept – 29 Sept
Rose Scott Women’s Writers Festival: Sept
Write around the Murray: 11 Sept – 15 Sept
Bad Sydney Crime Writers Festival: Sept 12 – Sept 14
Book Fair Australia: Typically Oct
Headland Writers Festival: 18 Oct- 20 OCt
National Young Writers’ Festival: Sept – Oct
Football Writers’ Festival: 5 – 6 Oct
Blue Mountains Writers Festival: 1 Nov – 3 Nov
True Story Festival, South Coast Writers Festival: 18 Nov – 19 Nov
Australian Literature Festival at the Sea (NSW-TAS): 1 Dec – 16 Dec
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In just a quick 8,000 words, this little book will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully publish your book.
The Little Book of Big Publishing tips goes into the essentials of self-publishing a book, outlining the business and financial side of publishing, legal issues, design, editing, sales and marketing. There's even a section on how to identify a vanity-publishing scam.
South Australia is a hub for festivals and events, and many cater towards writers. See the list of writers’ events near you!
A Romantic Affair: 18 Jan 2025
Adelaide Writers Week: 2 Mar – 7 Mar 2024
Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival: 16 May – 19 May 2024
Romance Writers of Australia Conference: 16 Aug – 18 Aug 2024
Fiction and Friction Indie Book Convention: 12 Oct 2024
Australian Short Story Festival: 22 Nov – 24 Nov 2024
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In just a quick 8,000 words, this little book will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully publish your book.
The Little Book of Big Publishing tips goes into the essentials of self-publishing a book, outlining the business and financial side of publishing, legal issues, design, editing, sales and marketing. There's even a section on how to identify a vanity-publishing scam.
This year, Green Hill is making it our mission to attend as many book and writer events we can, and we’re kicking it off with the Clunes Booktown Festival! A town historically known as the epicentre of central Victoria’s gold rush in 1851, Clunes is now famous for its largest collection of books in any regional centre of Australia and the major Victorian regional book event. Read on to learn more about what the Clunes Booktown Festival is and where you can find us.
Featuring author and artist talks, live entertainment, workshops, and over one hundred stalls and vendors, the Clunes Booktown Festival certainly worth the visit for any booklover and especially self-published authors. There are opportunities for all authors to get involved and make their book known to the public.
The whole event runs for two full days in the historic township of Clunes, Victoria. They boast the celebration of “every aspect of the book,” including writing, reading, binding, printing, illustrating, publishing, selling, and distributing. There will be authors selling, signing, and reading their books; publishers available for chats; and more!
Clunes is a town in rural Victoria and is a short drive from locations like Ballarat, the Grampians, and Maryborough.
The Clunes Booktown website has a great rundown of the different travelling options you can choose to get to their town. They also have a comprehensive list of accommodation options in and around the town.
If you’re planning to drive to Clunes, it’s best to check the bushfire warnings nearby – just to be safe!
Since the festival is a whole-town event, there are many stalls, shows, workshops, and stores around for attendees to get the most out of the festival. This means, however, that it can become a bit of a rabbit-warren – especially if you’re trying to find a certain stall!
For both days of the festival, you’ll find Green Hill Publishing down in the Westly Bluestone Church Hall in Zone H, bunking in with Author Freely.
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In just a quick 8,000 words, this little book will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully publish your book.
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