Literal Bliss: Graeme & Elsie Johnstone Reflect on their Recent Appearance at Mentone Public Library - 11am, Saturday, 26 August 2017 Elsie (seated) and Graeme Johnstone unrolled their red carpet of literary accomplishments at the end of August 2017 at Mentone Public Library Though husband and wife writing duo Graeme and Elsie Johnstone penned a haunting, psychological, bleak portrait of a marriage turned sour and lethal in Lover, Husband, Father, Monster , their real-life marriage, could not be any more opposite: supportive, expressive, loving and successful. They are friends, literary partners, supporters and champions of one another and supporters and champions of all local writers. We are huge fans of this dynamic duo here at Mentone Public Library and were delighted to have them back with us after a very long absence. Here's a little of their experience of their reunion with us in their own words... ...
Kerryn Mayne, author of “Lenny Marks Gets Away With Murder returns to Mentone Public Library on 7 September. Hear all about her new book, “Joy Moody Is Out Of Time.” Book now! WHEN: Saturday, September 7, 11 am. WHERE: Mentone Public Library. ENTRY : $5. BOOK NOW: https://www.trybooking.com/CUOWQ O R by Bank Transfer to BSB 013 352, Acct no 009777676, Reference ‘Kerryn Mayne.’ OR by Cash or Credit on the day. 36 Florence Street, Mentone, Victoria, 3194. mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com See Ethan’s PDF flyer below. Best wishes, Nathaniel Davies.
Singer-Songwriter & Recording Artist Szilva Vecserdy with Award-Winning Film-Maker Noah Berlow It is not every day that two acclaimed artists based in Los Angeles California fly in from overseas to speak at our library and discuss the power of story in film and music...matter of fact, this was a first for us. Equally special to us was the humility and pulsating social conscience of our presenters. In the space of two and a half hours, our audience of 29 guests were treated to beautiful vocals and a sharp, daring and innovative lens, leaving us all with an indelible mark of hope and promise for the future...and stronger sense of moral responsibility. Noah Berlow Noah opened as first speaker, performing a 360 degree turn and then thanking us for his time...at 45 seconds, we could not believe his presentation was over! This, of course, was not the case. It was a clever introduction about the nature of storytelling and the expectations and hope...
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