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FREE AUGUST 2014 BOOKS MUSIC FILM EVENTS HARUKI MURAKAMI Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage page 10 GAME DAY Clementine Ford on Miriam Sved’s debut novel about the pathology of an AFL club page 6 WARNING: THE STORY OF CYCLONE TRACY Belle Place interviews Sophie Cunningham about her new work of non-fiction page 8 NEW IN AUGUST WAYNE E. LOCKHART SOPHIE BORGEN ANGUS MACAULEY CUNNINGHAM $17.99 $49.95 & JULIA $29.99 $32.99 STONE page 12 page 21 page 7 page 14 $21.95 page 22 Big and small will love this fantastic exhibition featuring the ever popular characters Hairy Maclary, Schnitzel Von Krumm, Slinky Malinki and Scarface Claw created by Dame Lynley Dodd. 1 august – 21 september Civic Reserve, Dunns Road Mornington VIC 3931 Open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–5pm Phone: 03 5975 4395 www.mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au Lynley Dodd, Hairy Maclary, Shoo (2010), © & ™ Hairy Maclary and Friends, Lynley Dodd, 2012, Reproduced courtesy of Penguin Group (NZ) and the artist DISCOVER THE STORY BEHIND LES MISÉRABLES IN THIS WORLD-FIRST EXHIBITION AT THE STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA 18 JULY – 9 NOVEMBER BOOK NOW THROUGH TICKETEK VICTORHUGOEXHIBITION.COM.AU #VicHugo Featuring the original handwritten manuscript, costumes and other rare items from the collections of the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Maisons de Victor Hugo, Musée Rodin, and Cameron Mackintosh. PRESENTED BY PRINCIPAL PARTNER MAJOR PARTNERS Bank of Melbourne Victor Hugo_Readings Ad.indd 1 16/07/14 4:21 PM READINGS MONTHLY AUGUST 2014 3 News will complement the fair’s attractions. The program runs from 13 to 17 August. For more information please visit melbourneartfair. MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL symposium. Rubbo’s curatorial strategies com.au. Readings is a proud sponsor of FILM FESTIVAL 2014 and the narratives she proposed about Melbourne Art Fair, and Readings customers will have access to discounted tickets at The Melbourne International Film Festival contemporary art are investigated together just $22. This offer runs until 12 August, or is now upon us, showcasing the best in with the gallery’s radical agenda through a until sold out. To use the offer please visit contemporary cinema from around the public lecture and symposium. Admission melbourneartfair.com.au/readings. world, as well as Australia’s own emerging is free but as seating is limited, bookings are and established talent. This year sees required. For program information and to the Australian Showcase delivering register, please visit alumni.online.unimelb. MAN BOOKER PRIZE LONGLIST edu.au, or for more information, please world premieres of three local films, and Richard Flanagan’s The Narrow Road to contact Amanda Morris on aust-centre@ Melbourne Stories spotlighting what makes the Deep North has been longlisted for the unimelb.edu.au or (03) 9035 5280. this city unique. The festival runs from 31 2014 Man Booker Prize, which this year July to 17 August. For more information Readings Monthly was opened to writers from beyond the about the program and memberships, and Free independent monthly newspaper MELBOURNE ART FAIR 2014 Commonwealth for the first time. There are to make bookings please visit miff.com.au. published by Readings Books, Music & Film Melbourne Art Fair is one of Australasia’s five Americans nominated: Siri Hustvedt, Readings is a proud sponsor of MIFF. most celebrated contemporary art events, The Burning World; Richard Powers, Editor presenting a rich and diverse cross-section Orfeo; Joshua Ferris, To Rise Again at a Belle Place MADMAN DVD SALE of the region’s visual art scene, and directly Decent Hour; Karen Joy Fowler, We Are All [email protected] Completely Beside Ourselves; and Joseph To celebrate MIFF, we are holding our contributing to the livelihood of living O’Neill, The Dog. Six nominations come annual Madman DVD sale throughout artists. In 2014, the fair will deliver a range Editorial Assistant from Britain: Howard Jacobson, J; Paul August, featuring a wide range of releases of innovative satellite events, along with Bronte Coates Kingsnorth, The Wake; David Mitchell, The [email protected] that includes Tim Winton’s The Turning, the introduction of five new exhibition Bone Clocks; Neel Mukherjee, The Lives of The Trip, Melancholia, Blackfish, The Act of sectors that focus on cutting-edge, emerging Others; David Nicholls, Us; and Ali Smith, Advertising Killing and more. With prices starting from and new media artists. Don’t miss the How to Be Both. A further nomination is Tate Jerrems $12.95 each, this sale is not to be missed opportunity to meet 70 leading Australian from Ireland: Niall Williams, History of the [email protected] and will be available in all of our five and international galleries which will Rain. The shortlist will be announced (03) 9341 7739 shops as well as online at readings.com.au. represent over 300 artists. In addition, seven days of exhibitions, art events and projects on 9 September. Graphic Design Cat Matteson NATIONAL BOOKSHOP DAY theartdept.com.au Saturday 9 August is National Bookshop Day, a special day to celebrate all things tactile and Contributors readable. We are also delighted to announce Clementine Ford, Oliver Driscoll and some very special guests: the Gruffalo and Sophie Cunningham the Mouse will be joining us for storytime Readings donates 10% of its profits each at three of our shops. Bring the kids along year to The Readings Foundation: to Readings St Kilda at 10.30am, Readings readings.com.au/the-readings-foundation Carlton at 12pm or Readings Hawthorn at 2pm for cuddles and giveaways with these Front Cover two furry friends! For more information To celebrate the release of Haruki Murakami’s please visit readings.com.au/events. Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, his publisher, Knopf, commissioned five Japanese illustrators to create stickers WIN A $1500 DELUXE EDITION (picture below) associated with the book’s OF HARUKI MURAKAMI’S NEW characters. Murakami’s titular protagonist has NOVEL four best friends at school, and by chance The new novel from Haruki Murakami, each of their names contains the word for a Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of colour: Tazaki is the only ‘colourless’ name. Pilgrimage, hits our shelves on Tuesday 12 The illustration featured on our cover is by August. As with other Murakami novels, Fumio Obata. this absorbing tale of Tsukuru Tazaki, a boy with a missing colour in his name, assures another ethereal classic in the making. Readings is offering a special price of $29.99 (was $35) for this gorgeous hardback release, complete with specially designed stickers to decorate your own cover as you please. Anyone who pre-orders their edition online at readings.com.au before Tuesday 12 August will automatically go in the draw to win a $1500 special deluxe edition of the novel, one of only 100 copies available in the world. KIFFY RUBBO RETROSPECTIVE A dynamic and unique force in Australian art, Kiffy Rubbo was the director of the Ewing (later the George Paton) Gallery, at the University of Melbourne Student Union, from 1971 to 1980. Now, for the first time, her role in Australian visual culture is explored with a public lecture and a one-day Oslo Davis oslodavis.com YOUR FAVOURITE BOOKS ON FILM TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MIFF.COM.AU 4 READINGS MONTHLY AUGUST 2014 August Events ONE MINUTE’S WINE, ROMANCE 12 SILENCE 21 AND THE TANGO FOOD, WINE & SOPHIE One Minute’s Silence is a moving picture Join us in celebrating the release of Alli 1 DUMPLINGS 7 CUNNINGHAM ON book for older readers. Join author David Sinclair’s Luna Tango over a glass of wine Metzenthen and illustrator Michael and an introduction to the tango via a WITH ALQUIMIE CYCLONE TRACY Camilleri for a beer to celebrate the release. demonstration and class. Melbourne-based journal, Alquimie, Join us for the launch of Sophie celebrates the very best of wine and food Cunningham’s Warning: The Story of Cyclone Free, no booking required. Entry is $10 per person and includes a glass of wine along with the lesson. Please book at culture. Esteemed food writer Tony Tan Tracy. Cunningham has gone back to the Tuesday 12 August, 6pm readings.com.au/events will join editor-in-chief Joshua Elias for eyewitness accounts of those who lived The Retreat Hotel, 226 Nicholson Street, Abbotsford Thursday 21 August, 6pm dumplings, wine and conversation. through the devastation and offers a sober Readings Hawthorn appraisal of what Tracy means to us now. 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