Western Port Writes Literary Festival


WPW 26: The Scene of the Crime
Sunday 11 October 2026 10:00 AM (UTC+11) Australia/MelbourneThe scene of the crime is more than a distinctive backdrop. Victoria Brownlee, Mate Antolos and Garry Disher chat crime and place with Irma Gold.
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The scene of the crime is more than a distinctive backdrop. Victoria Brownlee, Mate Antolos and Garry Disher chat crime and place with Irma Gold.


WPW26: The Ages of Women
Sunday 11 October 2026 11:30 AM (UTC+11) Australia/MelbourneJacinta Parsons chats with Kate Legge, Kate Mildenhall, and Lisa Moule on writing about women across generations, life stages and gear changes.
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Jacinta Parsons chats with Kate Legge, Kate Mildenhall, and Lisa Moule on writing about women across generations, life stages and gear changes.


Children's Session: Wild Child, Wander and Wonder
Sunday 11 October 2026 12:30 PM (UTC+11) Australia/MelbourneChildren are invited to meet three favourite authors! Andrea Rowe, Toni D'Alia and Sheila Knaggs introduce their latest books.
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Children are invited to meet three favourite authors! Andrea Rowe, Toni D'Alia and Sheila Knaggs introduce their latest books.


WPW26: First Knowledges
Sunday 11 October 2026 1:30 PM (UTC+11) Australia/MelbourneTyson Yunkaporta and Claire G. Coleman talk to Shelley Ware on how Indigenous knowledge can inform Western knowledge in this rapidly changing world.
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Tyson Yunkaporta and Claire G. Coleman talk to Shelley Ware on how Indigenous knowledge can inform Western knowledge in this rapidly changing world.


WPW26: What's the Narrative?
Sunday 11 October 2026 3:00 PM (UTC+11) Australia/MelbourneMelissa Manning, Claire Thomas and Michael Winkler discuss ‘what’s driving the narrative’ in their distinctive novels, with moderator Angela Savage.
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Melissa Manning, Claire Thomas and Michael Winkler discuss ‘what’s driving the narrative’ in their distinctive novels, with moderator Angela Savage.
