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CBHagman

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Sat Aug 31, 2019, 08:31 PM Aug 2019

Indigenous Australian literature panel featured at the 2019 National Book Festival in Washington, DC [View all]

The National Book Festival takes place every year in Washington, D.C., and showcases writers of all kinds — historians, novelists, poets — and this year featured a panel of Australian writers.

Video from C-SPAN's Book TV is not yet available, but I will keep a lookout for it. I'm also checking the Library of Congress account on YouTube, which has been adding author events over the past 24 hours.


https://thetandd.com/news/local/claflin-s-wheeler-to-moderate-national-book-festival-panel/article_686d01ad-0795-5342-b624-3650689e8bc6.html

The Indigenous Australian literature panel, which Wheeler organized with the support of the Australian Embassy, will include Kim Scott, an award-winning novelist and subject of Wheeler’s second book; Brenton McKenna, Australia’s first Indigenous graphic novelist, and Jeanine Leane, an award-winning poet and novelist who visited Claflin University in 2017 and 2016.

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