The Power of Place
Location
NUspace X321, The University of Newcastle
About
From the familiar to the alienating, the setting of a novel is more than just a location—it’s a character, a mood, and a driving force in storytelling. From the wintry depths of Canada, to the gothic architecture of Edinburgh, the backstreets of Fitzroy and war-torn Colombo, Ashley Kalagian Blunt, Shankari Chandran and Jock Serong explore the interplay between memory, imagination, and geography. Hosted by Nick Wasiliev.
