Inspired!
Linda Martin interviews Aboriginal writers Sabrina Dudgeon‑Swift and Casey Mulder about the influence of Fremantle Press and landmark Indigenous publications.
Throughout its fifty-year history, Fremantle Press has championed Western Australian writing and storytelling.
In her publishing memoir, A Tale of Two Publishing Houses, Linda Martin documents the trailblazing work commenced by Ray Coffey as Fremantle Press's first publisher. She highlights his nurturing of Aboriginal voices and stories — work that resulted in landmark publications such as Sally Morgan's My Place.
In this session, Linda Martin will interview Aboriginal writers Sabrina Dudgeon-Swift and Casey Mulder to explore the important influence that such books have had on their own writing and publishing practices.
Things to note: - This is a free event but bookings are encouraged. - Complimentary wine and nibbles will be provided courtesy of the Library. - Books will be on sale. - Please note that the Library will close to the general public at 6pm and reopen for this event at 6.15pm.
Presented by Totally Lit in association with Fremantle Library
Image: 'Bark', courtesy of the artist, Sabrina Dudgeon-Swift.
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