Acclaimed author Andrew O’Hagan joins Marieke Hardy to celebrate the connections that give life meaning.
We move through life in the company of others: childhood friends, kindred spirits and chance encounters that become lasting bonds. Some friendships are forged over decades while others arrive unexpectedly, changing us in an instant.
In Andrew O’Hagan’s celebrated genre-defying style, his new essay collection On Friendship draws on a lifetime of connections – with friends, writers, artists, strangers and even those on four legs – to explore what friendship can mean, and why it matters. Described by critics as ‘joyous’ and ‘heartfelt but intelligent’, O’Hagan employs his characteristic wit to capture an optimistic portrait of all the many ways people find one another.
Bring a friend and join O’Hagan for an intimate conversation about the bonds that shape us and the enduring value of friendship. With host Marieke Hardy.
Presented in partnership with RMIT University
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Andrew O'Hagan will be signing books after the event.
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Featuring

Andrew O'Hagan
Andrew O'Hagan is a Scottish novelist who has three times been nominated for the Booker Prize. His work has been adapted for stage and screen and his latest novel Caledonian Road was Sunday Times ...

Marieke Hardy
Marieke Hardy is a curator, screenwriter, artist and producer. She has penned columns for The Age, The Drum, and Frankie magazine, and written for many television shows, including Laid, Barons, The Family ...



