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Read Readings Monthly, September 2016 Here FREE SEPTEMBER 2016 BOOKS MUSIC FILM EVENTS INTRODUCING THE READINGS PRIZE 2016 SHORTLIST NEW IN SEPTEMBER STEVEN ANN ROBERT BARRACUDA RYLEY AMSTERDAM PATCHETT FORSTER $34.95 WALKER $29.99 $29.99 $35 page 21 $19.95 $24.99 $26.99 $29.99 page 22 page 6 page 7 page 15 READINGS MONTHLY SEPTEMBER 2016 3 News FATHER’S DAY It’s Father’s Day on Sunday 4 September. We’ve included a handy gift guide in this issue of Readings Monthly to help you find the perfect bookish present, and you’ll also find plenty of ideas in our five shops. READINGS DONCASTER OPENING WEEKEND SALE Readings Monthly We’re thrilled to announce that Readings Free, independent monthly newspaper Doncaster (Shop G089, Ground Level, published by Readings Books, Music & Film Westfield Doncaster, 619 Doncaster Rd, Doncaster) will be officially opening later Subscribe this month. We’re celebrating the Readings You can subscribe to Readings Monthly and our e-news by visiting our website: Doncaster opening weekend on Saturday readings.com.au/newsletters-and-e-news 24 and Sunday 25 September by offering 20% off everything – all books, film, music Editor and stationery – all weekend! Sale only Elke Power available on in-stock items at Readings [email protected] Doncaster. Not valid for special orders, lay- bys or gift cards, or in conjunction with any Editorial Assistant other offer. Not valid online. Sale begins Grant (Talking to My Country) and author was established in 2009 to support Victorian Alan Vaarwerk 9am, Saturday 24 Sept and ends 5pm, Richard Flanagan (The Narrow Road to the individuals and organisations that wish [email protected] Sunday 25 Sept. Deep North). Flanagan is the Boisbouvier to further the development of literacy, Founding Chair in Australian Literature community work and the arts. Applications Advertising at the University of Melbourne. Tickets must be completed and lodged electronically Stella Charls THE READINGS PRIZE are $30 per person or $25 concession. All by 5pm, Monday 31 October 2016. For more [email protected] 2016 SHORTLIST proceeds will be donated to the Indigenous information please visit (03) 9341 7739 We’re delighted to announce this year’s Literacy Foundation. For information and readings.com.au/the-readings-foundation shortlist for The Readings Prize for New bookings visit readings.com.au/events. Graphic Design Australian Fiction. The shortlisted books are Cat Matteson Portable Curiosities by Julie Koh (UQP), The CZECH & SLOVAK FILM FESTIVAL colourcode.com.au High Places by Fiona McFarlane (Penguin 3-FOR-2 OFFER ON A The fourth Czech and Slovak Film Festival Random House), Music and Freedom by Zoë SELECT RANGE OF BOLINDA of Australia (CaSFFA) is on this year from Front Cover Morrison (Penguin Random House), Wood AUDIOBOOKS 14–23 September, with the theme of ‘Text The September Readings Monthly cover by Sean Rabin (Giramondo), Looking to build your collection of and Texture’ encompassing all those features the authors of the The Readings Green Ruins audiobooks? Well, now is your chance – Prize for New Australian Fiction 2016 by Rajith Savanadasa (Hachette) and Salt points where the cinematic and literary shortlisted books. In order of appearance, the Creek by Lucy Treloar (Pan Macmillan). buy any two from a select range of Bolinda arts collide. Inspired by Melbourne (2008) authors are: Julie Koh (Portable Curiosities, Our judging panel comprises Readings audiobooks throughout September and Prague’s (2014) newly shared status published by UQP; author photo by Hugh staff, and acclaimed author Maxine Beneba and receive a third for free. From Enid as ‘UNESCO Cities of Literature’, the 2016 Stewart), Fiona McFarlane (The High Places, Clarke will join them as a guest judge to Blyton to Andy Griffiths, Hannah Kent program includes a pick of the greatest published by Penguin Random House; author select a winner from the shortlist. The to Richard Flanagan, both adults and film adaptations of Czech and Slovak photo by Andy Barclay), Zoë Morrison winning author will be announced online children will find much to love here. literature, such as Cutting it Short and the (Music and Freedom, published by Penguin This offer is available on a select range of Random House; author photo by Nicholas and featured in the November edition of medieval epic Marketa Lazarova, as well as Purcell Studio), Sean Rabin (Wood Green, Readings Monthly and will receive a prize in-stock titles only, while stocks last until ’60s cult classic Who Wants to Kill Jessie?. published by Giramondo; author photo by of $4,000. Read more about the shortlisted 30 September, 2016. The lowest-priced Readings is a proud supporter of The Czech Caroline Constantine), Rajith Savanadasa titles and the prize on page 6. audiobook is free of charge. Available in and Slovak Film Festival. Tickets and full (Ruins, published by Hachette; photo by Readings Carlton, Hawthorn, Malvern, and program details are available at casffa.com.au Craig Peihopa) and Lucy Treloar (Salt Creek, St Kilda. Not available online, at the State published by Pan Macmillan; author photo by INDIGENOUS LITERACY DAY Library shop, or at Readings Doncaster. Nicholas Purcell Studio). All author photos WANGARATTA FESTIVAL OF courtesy of the publishers. To find out more This year Indigenous Literacy Day is on Wednesday 7 September. The Indigenous JAZZ & BLUES about The Readings Prize for New Australian CLASSICAL BOX-SET SALE Fiction 2016 shortlist see page 6. Literacy Foundation (ILF) aims to raise The 2016 Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and literacy levels and improve the opportunities The Readings classical box-set sale is Blues (28–30 October) showcases some of Father’s Day Illustration of Indigenous Australians living in remote back! With discounts of up to 50%, this the world’s finest local and international jazz Illustration by Eirian Chapman, courtesy of The and isolated regions. 10% of funds from year’s sale includes recordings featuring and blues artists in a bounty of scintillating Jacky Winter Group. books sold in our shops on Wednesday 7 JS Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, performances. Your weekend in jazz country September will be donated to the ILF. Messiaen, Richard Strauss,Tchaikovsky, might also include sharing a picnic rug Cartoon Schubert, Vivaldi and Wagner. These with friends and family in the King George Oslo Davis classics are all performed by greats of the Gardens enjoying ‘cross-over’ musical acts, oslodavis.com STAN GRANT IN CONVERSATION classical world – John Williams, Yo-Yo great local food and wine, and live music and WITH RICHARD FLANAGAN, IN Ma, Kiri Te Kanawa and Renata Tebaldi, artistic installations on the friendly streets of Prices and availability SUPPORT OF THE ILF among others. The sale is available in Wangaratta. Readings is the official retailer Please note that all prices and release dates Readings is honoured to be hosting a all Readings shops and online from now of the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues. in Readings Monthly are correct at time of very special evening together with the until 30 September, while stocks last. Tickets and full program details are available publication, however prices and release dates may change without notice. Special price Melbourne Athenaeum, the Indigenous at wangarattajazz.com. Special ticket offer Literacy Foundation and the University for Readings customers: When booking offers apply only for the month in which they THE READINGS FOUNDATION are featured in the Readings Monthly. of Melbourne. 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