Libraries After Dark: Author Talk with Rosalie Ham

Age range:

• This event is for adults.
• Any bookings outside of this age range may be declined on the day of the event.

Event Info:

Listen to award winning fiction writer, Rosalie Ham as she shares insights on writing, film and inspiration.

Light refreshments will be avalible 30 minutes before workshop begins.

Authors Bio:

Rosalie Ham is the author of The Dressmaker, Summer at Mount Hope, There Should be More Dancing, The Year of the Farmer and The Dressmaker's Secret. Rosalie was born and raised in Jerilderie, NSW and now lives in Melbourne. She holds a Master of Arts in Creative Writing and teaches literature.

Getting Here & Membership:

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Photography:

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Libraries After Dark:

This event is proud to be a part of the Libraries After Dark program.

Across Victoria, 26 participating libraries offer a range of entertainment, cultural and recreational events for communities to access in safe and welcoming spaces at night as an alternative to gaming venues.

The Libraries After Dark program is supported by Public Libraries Victoria, the peak body for public libraries in Victoria and the Victorian Government.

Gambling support

The Gambler’s Help service at IPC Health offers free, confidential advice and support for people experiencing gambling harm, and their family and friends. Call the 24/7 Gambler’s Helpline on 1800 858 858 or visit gamblershelp.com.au to find information and support that’s right for you.

[Image Description: photo of author Rosalie Ham. Book Cover: The Dressmaker by Rosalie Ham. Text reads Special Interest.]