Crime doesn’t always have to be bloody and gory, as new books by Elizabeth Coleman, Kerryn Mayne, and Ilsa Evans prove.
Crime can make us laugh as well as gasp. It can sweep up illicit affairs, secret diaries, family mysteries, sibling rivalry, visions of danger, embezzlement, and catfishing in its felonious embrace – not to mention an acutely intelligent miniature schnauzer, Miss Marple. Also hear Anne M. Carson read from her new book, The Detective’s Chair:Prose Poems about Fictional Detectives (Liquid Amber).
Venue: The Rising Sun Hotel (upstairs – no lift), cnr Raglan Street and Eastern Road, South Melbourne. Free on-street parking after 6 pm.
Tickets: Entry and dinner combined charge: $60 non-members; $55 concession; $52 Sisters in Crime and Writers Victoria members, $40 under 19. Please book by 12pm Thursday 23 March. Tickets not sold prior to the event will be available at the door for $62/$58/$55/$50. Dinner upstairs from 6.30-7.30 pm.
Men or ‘brothers-in-law’ welcome.
Bookings are here.
Sun Bookshop stall: members receive a 10% discount
When
24 Mar, 6:30pm – 10:00pm
Where
Rising Sun Hotel
2
Raglan St, South Melbourne 3205
2
Raglan St, South Melbourne 3205