It’s July already! How on earth did that happen? I hope you are doing super well and managing to stay warm if you’re in the Southern Hemisphere and if you’re in the Northern Hemisphere, I hope you are managing to stay cool!
With the release of Beneath the Parisian Skies in Australia and New Zealand (international edition will be released next week – stay tuned!), there’s been a flurry of activity with interviews, book signings and events. More keep getting added to the schedule (which is fantastic!) and this week I’ll be officially starting my nationwide book tour. If you’re in Geelong, Perth, or Brisbane I hope you can make it to one of my events. I look forward to seeing you and chatting all things books!
Here’s a rundown of where I’ll be over the next month:
GEELONG – SATURDAY, 22 JULY
PERTH – WEDNESDAY, 26 JULY
Tickets for Stories on Stage available HERE.
This will be a fun and interactive event hosted by the wonderful Monique Mulligan, book reviewer and publisher. The supper provided is legendary and may be part of the reason I was more than happy to make the trek west! Well, that and the fact I absolutely love Perth!
PERTH – THURSDAY, 27 JULY
Book your FREE seat for the Midland Library event HERE.
BRISBANE – WEDNESDAY, 11 AUGUST
Book your FREE seat for the Victoria Point Library event HERE.
I’ll be talking about my extensive research behind Beneath the Parisian Skies and the incredible connections the Ballets Russes (in Bohemian Paris) has to Australian culture and dance. Learn about the Australian National Gallery’s collection of Ballet Russes costumes and designs by Matisse, Picasso and Coco Chanel. There’ll be give aways!
BRISBANE – FRIDAY, 13 AUGUST TO SUNDAY, 15 AUGUST
Romance Writers of Australia Conference, Brisbane. If you’re at this conference, please find me and say hello!
GEELONG – TUESDAY, 15 AUGUST
Book your FREE seat for the Geelong Library event HERE.
I’ll be talking about my extensive research behind Beneath the Parisian Skies and the incredible connections the Ballets Russes (in Bohemian Paris) has to Australian culture and dance. Learn about the Australian National Gallery’s collection of Ballet Russes costumes and designs by Matisse, Picasso and Coco Chanel. There’ll be give aways!
That’s it for now and I’ll keep you updated as more events are planned.
Happy reading!
Alli
Alli Sinclair 