Step out of lockdown in style! Join Melbourne's fashionistas to enjoy a celebration of '60s fashion at the Ms Fisher's Modern Murder
Mysteries Exhibition.
A Woman's Write holds an annual competition for unpublished novels and awards a prize of $500.00USD for the entry judged to be the best each year: "We believe our competition, which is of course geared to creative women's visions and output, is unique in that every entry receives a thorough and thoughtful critique, for which ...
The BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival program is here and bookings are live! Get ready to enjoy yourself with your favourite crime fiction, true crime and social justice writers, as well as some unusual suspects at the State Library of New South Wales from Thursday 2 to Sunday 5 December.
The Australian Crime Writers Association’s announces a new annual fast fiction crime writing competition - The Louie Award.
Make up for lost time crime with the NSW Chapter of Sisters in Crime - Thursday 9 December, 5 for 5.30 (to 7.30 pm): quiz, speed crime, mystery gifts, raffle, wine, food, and good criminal company.
Writers' Weekend in idyllic setting with workshops and forums with experienced writers and time and space for for individual writing.
Free event at Preston Library - authors Fin J. Ross, Kat Clay & Tor Roxburgh in conversation with Lindy Cameron about animals who help solve crimes - on the page...
Featuring an impressive line-up of leading names in Australian and international genre fiction across a spectacular weekend of panels, workshops, and special events, GenreCon's 2022’s conference is dedicated to you - The Storyteller.
A heavily pregnant police detective is the star of Banjo Prize-winner (and Sisters in Crime member) Dinuka McKenzie’s stunning first book, The Torrent. This must be a first! Hear Dinuka talk about her book with podcaster Dani Vee.
FEBRUARY EVENT. What happens when crime leaves the mean streets of our big cities to stalk small-town Australia? Whether it is at the beach or in the bush, these small communities all harbour more than their fair share of deadly secrets and criminality. Three authors, Emma Viskic, Aoife Clifford, and Maryrose Cuskelly, will explore all this with award-winning short story writer, Jacqui Horwood.