POSTPONED TIL AUGUST: Natalie Conyer talks to the Jessie Street National Women’s Library, Sydney

When South Africa moved from Apartheid to majority rule, locally produced crime fiction became extremely popular. Why was this? What does crime fiction have to say about the new South Africa, and how does it deal with real-life crime there?

Sydney Sister in Crime Natalie Conyer will talk about why she chose to write about South Africa and the challenges she faced in doing so. Present Tense (Clan Destine Press) is her first novel.

Thursday 26 March, 12 – 1.30pm: Jessie Street National Women’s Library, Customs House Library, 31 Alfred Street, Sydney (on Circular Quay, enter via front of Customs House)

Cost $16 members and $22 non-members, including light lunch. Pay at the door. Book by noon Monday before the talk. Phone (02) 9571 5359;  info@nationalwomenslibrary.org.au