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Sunday, August 28 • 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Book Launch: Rebellious Daughters

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This anthology of some of Australia’s most talented female writers relate their experiences of rebellion and defiance as they challenge familial and societal expectations to find their place in the world. Good girls hold their tongues, obey their elders and wait for marriage to determine their destiny. But these rebellious daughters challenge conventions and stereotypes to forge their identities and take control of their lives. The SJWF is honoured to host the Sydney book launch of Rebellious Daughters with the book’s editors and two contributors. 

Moderators
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Maria Katsonis

Maria grew up as a good Greek girl until she discovered her rebellious side abandoning university for a career in the theatre. She managed theatre companies and later become an arts management consultant and theatre producer.  After a decade another career change beckoned and Maria... Read More →

Speakers
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Dr Leah Kaminsky

Leah is an award-winning general physician and writer. She is also Poetry & Fiction Editor at the Medical Journal of Australia and Online Editor at Hunger Mountain. She conceived and edited Writer, M.D., an anthology of contemporary doctor-writers’ work and is co-author of Cracking... Read More →
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Lee Kofman

Lee Kofman is the author of four books, including the memoir The Dangerous Bride and co-editor of Rebellious Daughters, an anthology of memoirs by prominent Australian writers. Her short works have been widely published in Australia, UK, Scotland, Israel, Canada and US, including... Read More →
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Susan Wyndham

Susan Wyndham is The Sydney Morning Herald's literary editor. She has been a reporter, feature writer, Good Weekend editor and a Herald deputy editor. Her books include Life in His Hands: The True Story of a Neurosurgeon and a Pianist (2008) and My Mother, My Father: On Losing... Read More →


Sunday August 28, 2016 2:00pm - 3:00pm AEST
Main Hall Waverley Library, 32/48 Denison St, Bondi Junction NSW 2022