Tag Archives: Geelong

Out of the starting gate

Posted on 19/01/2020 by Angela Savage

Escher jigsaw: a distraction in troubled times It has been a tumultuous start to the new year/decade, as Australia suffers through an unparalleled bushfire crisis, the fate of entire communities–human and animal–subject to the vagaries of a sudden wind change, … Continue reading →

Posted in About the author | Tagged #AuthorsForFireys, Angela Savage, bushfires, Enza Gandolfo, Escher, Geelong, jigsaw, Mother of Pearl | 4 Comments

Coming soon to a festival near you (Part 3)

Posted on 22/06/2019 by Angela Savage

Winter is here, possibly the best time of year for reading and talking about books. Early next month, I’ll be doing just that in Geelong at an ‘Author Encounter’ with Sarah Hopkins, talking about her latest novel, The Subjects, an … Continue reading →

Posted in Angela Savage, Literary Festival | Tagged Angela Savage, Anna Snoekstra, Apollo Bay, Bram Presser, crime fiction, Geelong, Mark Brandi, Sarah Hopkins | 2 Comments

Bad Diaries Salon: First

Posted on 28/06/2018 by Angela Savage

I was fit to burst with excitement when author Jenny Ackland (Little Gods) recently invited me to be part of a Bad Diaries Salon in Geelong next month. Bad Diaries Salon was established by Jenny in mid-2017 with a call … Continue reading →