URGENT UPDATE: A dynamic panel of local authors is set to energize the Bacchus Marsh Strawberry and Cherry Festival on Saturday, November 15, from 11 AM to noon at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall. This one-hour discussion promises to inspire budding writers with insights from established literary voices in the Moorabool community.
Panelists include acclaimed authors Matt Romania, who will moderate the conversation, Allyse Near, Holly Brunnbauer, Wayne Marshall, and Jem Tyley-Miller. The event will delve into the authors’ personal literary journeys, their experiences in Moorabool, and practical advice for aspiring writers.
Romania emphasizes the significance of this event, stating, “It’s a good group which I think will lead an engaging conversation.” This panel marks the first literary discussion at the festival, aiming to foster a “nice community feel” and showcase the rich creativity within Moorabool.
Marshall, a key organizer of the Peter Carey Short Story Awards and the Moorabool Young Writers Awards, highlights the dual focus of the discussion—celebrating writing successes while addressing the challenges authors face. “It’s really exciting to extend this conversation to a bigger crowd,” he said.
The panel aims to provide a platform not just for seasoned authors but also for those looking to embark on their writing journey. With free entry, this event offers an invaluable opportunity for community members to engage with literature and gain insights from experienced writers.
Don’t miss this chance to witness the vibrant literary talent of Moorabool and connect with local authors. Join the conversation on November 15 at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall, and be part of a creative movement that could ignite your own writing aspirations.
