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HomeUpcoming EventsIn Conversation With Tony Jones
In conversation with Tony Jones

ANU/CANBERRA TIMES MEET THE AUTHOR

ABC Q&A host and one of Australia's most admired journalists, Tony Jones is moving to China. But first he's coming to Canberra for a conversation with Mark Kenny on Tony's new political thriller, In Darkness Visible, and his life as a journalist.

In Darkness Visible, is an intriguing and gripping, novel which blurs the lines between fiction and world-wide political reality. It follows the same main characters featured in his bestselling debut novel The Twentieth Man, namely Croatian -Australian Marin Katich and freelance Australian journalist Anna Rosen.

From Croatia to The Hague to Bosnia and Herzegovina to Sydney, Anna and Marin's story intertwine in what Jennifer Byrne has called "a racy, classy political thriller". In Darkness Visible navigates the "murky world of national and international secret agencies", amid a "dangerous pursuit of justice and revenge", as Anna must fight for what she believes in and for those she loves.

Tony Jones, who is accompanying his wife, Sarah Ferguson to China in 2020, has won six Walkley awards and two Logies. When an ABC Europe correspondent Tony Jones covered, inter alia, the civil wars in Yugoslavia and the collapse of communism in Russia. Jones says his novels were inspired by "years of working on the ground in Eastern Europe and, in particular, the former Yugoslavia. There are elements of the story which reflect my experience as a journalist".

There will also be an opportunity for audience Q&A with the master of Q&A!

Mark Kenny is Senior Fellow at the Australian Studies Institute ANU, an appointment following a high-profile journalistic career culminating in six years as chief political correspondent and national affairs editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Canberra Times. He is a regular on the ABC's Insiders program, Sky News Agenda, and radio programs across the country

The vote of thanks will be given by Sally Pryor, the Features Editor of the Canberra Times

Pre-event book signings will be available from 5:30pm and again after the event. This event is in association with Harry Hartog Bookshop and books will be available to purchase.

Date & time

  • Thu 07 Nov 2019, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Kambri Cinema, Building 153, Cultural Centre, Acton, ACT 2601

Speakers

  • Tony Jones
  • Mark Kenny

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