Alice’s amazing adventures in literary land

Not to be missed!

 

Alice’s amazing adventures in literary land

 

Born in Melbourne, Alice Pung was exquisitely named by grateful parents who only a month earlier had fled the Cambodian killing fields and landed in what her father saw as a “Wonderland”.

From that prescient start, Alice has gone on to a remarkable writing career, recording and commenting on the Asian experience in Australia with award-winning works in both fact and fiction, the latest being “One Hundred Days”, described as her “greatest work yet.”

A gifted and engaging speaker, she makes a special guest Mentone Public Library “Author For All Seasons” presentation. 


Saturday March 2, at 11 am.


Please note the change of venue to The Mentone Activity Hub corner Venice Street and Mentone Parade.


Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/COVUX

Or by Bank Transfer to BSB 013 352, Acct no 009777676, Reference ‘Alice’.

Or by Cash or Credit on the day. Entry $5.

Email the library for more details at mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com

Book now.

 

Book Club readers please note: We have copies of Alice Pung’s “One Hundred Days” for you to pick up at the Library, in time to read for a get-together on Thursday March 28  at 2:00 pm. Alice is not available for the Book Club, so we recommend you come along to her presentation at An Author For All Seasons on March 2 at 11:00 am, and you can catch her there. She is an award-winning Australian author and we are privileged to have her speak.


 

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