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BOOKED OUT Author, Academic, Activist: Bri Lee in Conversation

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Saturday

April 6
11:30 am - 12:30 pm

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University of Newcastle NUspace X101
Level 1
Cnr Hunter & Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300

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$25
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BOOKED OUT Author, Academic, Activist: Bri Lee in Conversation

‘If you’re doing work that you feel is important, it will be impossible to have everybody like you.’ Bri Lee first captured the literary world’s attention with her debut memoir Eggshell Skull, a compassionate and unforgettable interrogation of the injustices experienced by survivors of sexual assault. She’s since penned two more books and been shortlisted for a Walkley Award for her investigative journalism. Now, she’s turned her attention to fiction. Bri talks with Bridie Jabour about her novel, The Work, a story of love, vulnerability, and privilege in the world of art, set between Sydney and New York.

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Bri Lee

‘If you’re doing work that you feel is important, it will be impossible to have everybody like you.’ Bri Lee first captured the literary world’s attention with her debut memoir…

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Bridie Jabour

‘If you’re doing work that you feel is important, it will be impossible to have everybody like you.’ Bri Lee first captured the literary world’s attention with her debut memoir…

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