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HomeUpcoming EventsExploring The Craft of Historical Fiction: Alison Goodman, Sue Williams and Professor Kate Mitchell In Conversation.
Exploring the Craft of Historical Fiction: Alison Goodman, Sue Williams and Professor Kate Mitchell in conversation.

The Friends of the National Library present two multi-talented award-winning authors in conversation – Alison Goodman and Sue Williams.

Alison and Sue will be joined by Professor Kate Mitchell from the Australian National University to explore the craft of historical fiction writing. Together they will untangle the role of research, character development, crafting fictitious worlds and the representation of historical figures.

Alison is the author of nine novels including two recently published historical novels, with reviews noting their intelligence, wit, pace and scrupulous research.

Sue’s Australian series are best-sellers, praised for their meticulous research and their empathic treatment of characters, particularly women, brought back from the shadowy reaches of the past into the spotlight.

Following the presentation, Alison and Sue will be available for book signings in the foyer.

The presentation will also be available online. 

 

 


 

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Date & time

  • Thu 27 Nov 2025, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Location

National Library of Australia's Main Auditorium

Speakers

  • Alison Goodman
  • Sue Williams
  • Professor Kate Mitchell