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FREE FEBRUARY 2014 BOOKS MUSIC FILM EVENTS THE POET’S WIFE MODERN HISTORY OUR MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS FOR 2014 Krissy Kneen on Mandy Sayer’s Ali Alizadeh on the engrossing new memoir figure of Joan of Arc page 06 page 04 page 06 NEW IN FEBRUARY HANIF BENNY MANDY BLUE BRUCE KUREISHI LINDELAUF SAYER JASMINE SPRINGSTEEN $29.99 $16.99 $33 $39.95 CD $19.95 $27.95 $29.95 CD & DVD $24.95 page 05 page 10 page 10 page 17 page 18 CARLTON 309 Lygon St 9347 6633 HAWTHORN 701 Glenferrie Rd 9819 1917 MALVERN 185 Glenferrie Rd 9509 1952 ST KILDA 112 Acland St 9525 3852 READINGS AT THE STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA 328 Swanston St 8664 7540 See shop opening hours, browse and buy online at www.readings.com.au 2 READINGS MONTHLY FEBRUARY 2014 News READINGS NEW AUSTRALIAN range of projects and organisations within WRITING AWARD Victoria in 2014. The successful grant The Readings New Australian Writing recipients for this year are: Award supports published Australian RISE (Refugee Survivors and authors working in fiction, with the vision Ex-Detainees) $20,000 of increasing the promotion and sales of The Wheeler Centre Hot Desk Australian authors’ works to the wider Fellowships $20,000 community. To be eligible for entry in the VACCA (Victorian Aboriginal Child inaugural New Australian Writing Award, Care Agency) $19,760 the book must be the author’s first or second Save the Children $19,990 published work only. The shortlist will be 100 Story Building $15,100 published in the October Readings Monthly, Reading Out of Poverty $15,000 and winning titles will be published in The Stella Prize $10,000 the November issue. The winner will be awarded prize money of $4000. Please visit Readings will also continue to support readings.com.au for more details, including the Sacred Heart Mission in St Kilda and full eligibility criteria. The Brotherhood of St Laurence’s HIPPY program (Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters) in Fitzroy with READINGS CHILDREN’S a $6000 donation to each. Please visit BOOK PRIZE readings.com.au/news/the-readings- The inaugural Readings Children’s Book foundation-grant-recipients-announced- Prize supports an Australian author writing for-2014 to read more on each funded project. for children aged 5 to 12. The Prize seeks to support an Australian author – who has WHITE NIGHT MELBOURNE AT published no more than four children’s READINGS STATE LIBRARY books – in establishing their position as a valued contributor to children’s literature. On Saturday 22 February, Readings’ State The winner, who matches good literature Library shop will be open until midnight with strong appeal to children, will be as part of the Melbourne White Night awarded a prize of $4000. Please visit celebrations, where Melbourne’s streets, readings.com.au for more details, including laneways and cultural institutions are full eligibility criteria. transformed into a cultural playground from dusk to dawn. Please visit whitenightmelbourne.com.au for more 20% OFF ROUGH GUIDES AT information on the festivities. READINGS ST KILDA Throughout February, Readings St Kilda TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL is offering you 20% off all Penguin Rough Guides, including travel guides to more The Transitions Film Festival returns than 200 worldwide destinations, phrase to Cinema Nova this February, with an books, inspirational guides, music guides, inspiring program of world-changing and reference books on topics as diverse documentaries. The festival begins on 15 Readings Monthly as business, computers, climate change, February with free screenings on the Big Free independent monthly newspaper Shakespeare and social media. Screen at Federation Square, before moving published by Readings Books, Music & Film to Cinema Nova for a week, and concluding with an innovative weekend of Cinema by Editorial: THE READINGS FOUNDATION Demand screenings. Readings is a proud Belle Place GRANTS ANNOUNCED supporter of the Transitions Film Festival. [email protected] The Readings Foundation has announced Please visit transitionsfilmfestival.com for more information. Advertising: grants totalling $131,850 to support a Ingrid Josephine [email protected] (03) 9341 7739 Graphic Design: The Art Department Collective www.theartdepartmentau.com Front Cover: Cover illustration by Rick Milovanovic Based on The Days of Anna Madrigal, page 5 Contributors: Krissy Kneen Ali Alizadeh Thank you to Readings staff members and contributors for your reviews. Readings donates 10% of its profits each year to The Readings Foundation: readings.com.au/the-readings-foundation Oslo Davis www.oslodavis.com CINEMA NOVA RECOMMENDS Chiwetel Michael Lupita Sarah Benedict Paul Brad Visit the Cinema Nova Bar Matthew Jared Ejiofor Fassbender Nyong’o Paulson Cumberbatch Dano Pitt DALLAS McCONAUGHEY LETO Steve McQueen’s vivid and brilliant depiction of 1850s America BUYERS From the real-life story of an accidental AIDS activist 380 LYGON ST CARLTON www.cinemanova.com.au CLUB Oscar Nominations inc. inc. “An6 Best ambitious Actor & Supporting thriller assisted Actor Oscar Nominations Join our e-news for updates on the Met Opera, A film directed by 9 Best Picture, Actor & Director NOW SHOWING National Theatre and other stage spectaculars. Jean-Marc Valléeby excellent performances” EmpireFEBRUARY 13 READINGS MONTHLY FEBRUARY 2014 3 February Events 11 19 22 27 ROBYN BAVATI IN CONVERSATION UP ALL NIGHT RODNEY TIFFEN 2 ON PIROUETTE 11 WITH TROY 22 WITH WHITE 26 ON RUPERT Join us for the launch of BRAMSTON, NIGHT MURDOCH Pirouette, from bestselling young BARRY JONES, MELBOURNE In Rupert Murdoch: A Reassessment adult author Robyn Bavati. Adopted as SIMON CREAN & In its 2013 debut, White Night Melbourne Rodney Tiffen takes a comprehensive babies by two different families, Simone and attracted more than 300,000 people, and on look at Rupert Murdoch’s business career, Hannah have never known they are identical RALPH WILLIS Saturday 22 February 2014, Melbourne’s city the entrepreneurial strategies that led to twins, but when the two girls pirouette Join author Troy Bramston as he sits down streets, laneways, landmarks and cultural his early success and his later exercises into each other’s lives, they see a perfect with Barry Jones, Simon Crean and Ralph institutions will once again be transformed of monopoly power. Rodney will be in opportunity to make their dreams come true. Willis for a discussion on Bramston’s latest into a cultural playground from dusk-till- conversation with Eric Beecher, publisher book, The Whitlam Legacy. of Crikey. Free, no booking required. dawn. Come visit our State Library shop Launch during your wanderings. Sunday 2 February, 3pm Free, but please book on 9819 1917. Free, but please book on 9347 6633. Readings Hawthorn Tuesday 11 February, 6pm Free, no booking required. Wednesday 26 February, 6pm Readings Hawthorn Saturday 22 February, from 6pm Readings Carlton KATHRYN LEDSON Readings State Library 5 ON THE NEW LORRAINE TRISTEN HARRIS ERICA JEWELL 17 MICHAEL ON DO YOU DARE? 27 IN CONVERSATION NOVEL PIECES OF EIGHT 23 Join us to celebrate the launch WITH GRAPHIC Join us for the launch of the next eagerly Pieces of Eight: Stories of Encounter and of a new companion series to NOVELIST awaited instalment in the action-packed Tele is a collection of tales of allure and the much-loved Our Australian TIM MOLLOY Erica Jewell series from Kathryn Ledson. intrigue from Lorraine Michael’s work in Girl books! Do You Dare? presents engaging Grab your Shrivelled Homunculus, Fast-paced, funny and totally engaging, psychotherapy within acute psychiatry. Australian historical fiction for readers aged ingest that alien hallucinogen, and Monkey Business blends adventure and Join the author along with psychiatrist and 8 to 12 with fast-paced, adventure-driven delve into the feverish brain of Mr romance in an irresistible summer read. psychodramatist Neil Hucker for a reading stories. The first two books in the series Unpronounceable – or at least, into the from the book. are The Bushranger’s Boys by Alison Lloyd Free, no booking required. and Tough Times by Simon Mitchell. At the mind of his creator, Melbourne graphic Launch Wednesday 5 February, 6pm Free, but please book on 9819 1917. same event, we will also launch two new novelist Tim Molloy. Join Tim as he chats Launch Readings Hawthorn Monday 17 February, 6pm Our Australian Girl books: Meet Pearlie by with 3RRR announcer Tristen Harris Readings Hawthorn Gabrielle Wang and Meet Daisy by Michelle about his latest work, Mr Unpronounceable Hamer. All four authors will be at the event, Adventures, which collects the complete DOUG HENDRIE signing books and chatting with young adventures of Mr Unpronounceable 6 ON HOW ON SEEKING readers and fans. together for the first time. GLOBALISATION IS 19 ASYLUM Free, no booking required. Free, but please book on 9347 6633. Together with PEN Melbourne, Launch GOOD Sunday 23 February, 3pm Thursday 27 February, 6.30pm join us to celebrate the release We’re thrilled to be launching Doug Readings Hawthorn Readings Carlton of A Country Too Far: Writings on Asylum Hendrie’s AmalgaNations: How Globalisation Seekers. Editor Rosie Scott will be joined is Good. Part whirlwind world tour by contributors Rodney Hall, Judith through surprising subcultures, part subtle Rodriquez and Arnold Zable to talk sociological study, all immersive reportage about one of the most conflicted issues with humour and warmth, AmalgaNations facing Australians. To be chaired by Chris takes the reader across Asia, Oceania and Kremmer. Africa to discover how people are adapting For more information and updates, please visit the events page at readings.com.au/events. or repurposing ‘global’ cultures. Free, but please book at wheelercentre.com. Wednesday 19 February, 6pm Please note bookings do not necessarily Free, no booking required. Launch The Wheeler Centre guarantee a seat and some events may be Thursday 6 February, 6pm 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000 standing room only.
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