| 3 July – Clare Anne McGrory: The Sky’s Edge Join us on 3 July for a special in-conversation event to celebrate the launch of Clare’s latest novel, The Sky’s Edge.
Set in present-day Sydney, it follows a police superintendent after he intercepts calls from a large passenger jet that has disappeared in mysterious circumstances. When he is paired with an elite female law enforcement professional, the ensuing investigation brings Australian Federal Police into the world of lone wolf terrorists, and the intriguing shadowy world of intelligence services.
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| 10 July – Andrea Kanaris: A Practical Guide to Social Impact Assessment for the Real World
A hands-on manual that reframes social impact assessment as a strategic business asset rather than a compliance exercise.
This guide offers a practical approach to conducting social impact assessments, making it a valuable resource for professionals, academics, and students in social sciences, urban development, and environmental planning. Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned pro, this is real-world guidance you’ve been waiting for! |
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| 17 July – P.A. Thomas: The Sunbaker From the author of The Beacon comes another page-turning beachside murder mystery, bursting with humour and intrigue.
When overworked forensic pathologist Nicola Fox arrives for a long-overdue break at her holiday house in Brunswick Heads, on the NSW north coast, she’s shocked to discover the body of a sunbaker… When rumours emerge and fingers start pointing to Nicola as the prime suspect, can local journalist, Jack Harris, uncover who killed the sunbaker before the sinister threats escalate? |
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| 24 July – Rosalie Gilbert: The Secret Lives of Single Medieval Women Rosalie Gilbert reveals the true stories of nuns, maidens and not-so-merry widows in the Medieval world…
Single women were a part of society in the Middle Ages, just as they are today, but you’d be forgiven for thinking that their lives were small and insignificant. The much-anticipated next release from author, professional re-enactor and history enthusiast, Rosalie Gilbert, The Secret Lives of Single Medieval Women dips a toe into the world of unmarried women in the Middle Ages. |
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| 31 July – Poets@Stones: monthly boutique poetry series The next in our popular series of bespoke poetry readings, curated by renowned Queensland poet, Brett (B. R.) Dionysius.
Poets@Stones is held on the last Thursday of each month, from January through to November, and features readings from three local poets. Check the event page for details on our poets each month.Bookings essential – our poets nights do book out! |
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