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Byron Writers Festival

Tegan Bennett

Sophie Hardcastle

Michelle de Kretser

Jane Harper

Pip Williams

Chris Flynn

Kate Grenville

Tony Birch

Barry Jones

Michael Mohammed Ahmad

Jock Serong

Bruce Pascoe

Melissa Manning

Emily Brugman

Robert Lukins

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Gabriel Fox, the young son of an old English house, arrives in a land both ancient and new.Drawn by the promise of his heart's desire, and compelled to distance himself from pain at home, Gabriel begins his quest into Van Diemen's Land.His guide, a Cannibal who is not all he seems, leads him north where Gabriel might free himself of his distracting burden and seek the woman he must find. As Gabriel traverses this wild country, he uncovers new truths buried within his own memory.In this Conversations from Byron podcast, winner of the 2020 Australian Vogel Literary Prize, K.M. Kruimink speaks with fellow Vogel shortlister Emily Brugman about the characters and themes of her novel, about the experience of winning the Vogel, and where her love of literature comes from.

Gabriel Fox, the young son of an old English house, arrives in a land both ancient and new. Drawn by the promise of his heart's desire, and compelled to distance himself from pain at home, Gabriel begins his quest into Van Diemen's Land. His guide, a Cannibal who is not all he seems, leads him north where Gabriel might free himself of his distracting burden and seek the woman he must find. As Gabriel traverses this wild country, he uncovers new truths buried within his own memory. In this Conversations from Byron podcast, winner of the 2020 Australian Vogel Literary Prize, K.M. Kruimink speaks with fellow Vogel shortlister Emily Brugman about the characters and themes of her novel, about the experience of winning the Vogel, and where her love of literature comes from.

A Treacherous Country: K.M. Kruimink in conversation with Emily Brugman

Caro Llewellyn

Author K.M. Kruimink talks about winning the Vogel Award for her debut novel, A Treacherous Country, and Caro Llewellyn, the newly appointed CEO of Melbourne’s The Wheeler Centre, discusses what she hopes to bring to the role. With presenter Mel Cranenburgh.Website:  https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/backstory

Author K.M. Kruimink talks about winning the Vogel Award for her debut novel, <a href="https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/books/fiction/A-Treacherous-Country-KM-Kruimink-9781760877408" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Treacherous Country</a>, and Caro Llewellyn, the newly appointed CEO of Melbourne’s The <a href="https://www.wheelercentre.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wheeler Centre</a>, discusses what she hopes to bring to the role. With presenter Mel Cranenburgh.Website: <a href="https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/backstory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/backstory</a>

K.M. Kruimink & Caro Llewellyn

Felicity Harley

Our perceptions of early Australia are challenged in K M Kruimink's novel, A Treacherous Country', as we follow the naïve Gabriel Fox on his almostimpossible quest to find a woman sent to the penal colony in Van Diemen's Land.Balance &amp; Other B.S. is Felicity Harley’s lively and entertaining debut book, published by Allen &amp; Unwin.

K.M. Kruimink and Felicity Harley