At one of the largest Dymocks Literary lunches, organised by the mercurial Judy Benson, Richard Osman was interviewed by Richard Glover, who is the subject of the next literary lunch.
To people who are devotees of British television and games …
Trent Dalton has published several successful novels and one of his most popular Boy Swallows Universe has been made in to a Netflix series starring Simon Baker which is currently streaming.
Ably interviewed by novelist Cassie Hamer and when she …
Robyn Davidson was a popular guest of a recent Dymocks Literary Lunch, judging by the size of the audience.
As a frequent guest interviewer, Philip Clark skilfully drew out from Davidson the more salient aspects of her memoir entitled …
Heather Mitchell recently addressed a Dymocks Literary Luncheon to discuss her memoir EVERYTHING AND NOTHING.
Various aspects of her life were skilfully teased out by the Sydney Morning Herald Entertainment Reporter Garry Maddox.
Born in Shanghai to peripatetic parents who …
At the Dymocks Literary Lunch Alexander McCall Smith delighted the audience with a bravura performance which was full of wit, wisdom, fascinating anecdotes and incongruous humour.
He commenced his talk with a joke about microphones failing and apologised in advance …
Julia Quinn appeared recently at a Dymocks Literary Lunch. Most people who have not come across her name would be surprised to know that her historical romance fiction novels have been translated in to 41 languages and have appeared on …
This month’s Dymocks Literary Luncheon guest speaker was Gary Jubelin who spoke about his new publication BADNESS.
Jubelin, worked for over thirty years as a leading detective in the Homicide Squad. In 2020 he was found guilty of illicitly recording …
John Howard appeared at a Dymocks Literary Luncheon in the Four Seasons Hotel to promote his new book A SENSE OF BALANCE. Ably interviewed by David Crowe, Political Correspondent for the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald, Crowe prompted …
The preceding Dymocks Literary Lunch and the current one I am writing about, have a striking thing in common – both Thomas Keneally and Dick Smith are listed by the National Trust as ‘National ‘Living Treasures’.
Dick Smith’s early childhood …