Bestselling novelist Pip Williams discusses her breathtaking new work of fiction, The German Ward, at this special event in Bendigo.
Pip Williams is the globally bestselling author of The Dictionary of Lost Words and The Bookbinder of Jericho, two richly imagined historical novels that brought overlooked lives, untold stories and the enduring power of words into vivid focus.
Now, she returns with a deeply moving new novel about desire, forbidden love and the transformative power of art. The German Ward follows an English nurse and a German doctor who fall in love amid the upheaval of war. Their relationship is destined to disappear from history – until a series of remarkable drawings, uncovered more than a century later, reveals the traces of their extraordinary connection.
Join Williams in Bendigo for a captivating conversation about the stories history leaves behind, the lives that shape our understanding of the past and the imagination required to bring them back into the light. With Astrid Edwards.
Presented in partnership with Goldfields Libraries and supported by City of Greater Bendigo
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Ticketing for this event is managed by our partners at Goldfields Libraries. They offer a 'Pay As You Can' option and you can select your prefered ticketing price when booking.
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Accessible toilets available
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Registered Assistance Animals welcome
Wheelchair accessible
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It is requested that accessible seating be pre-booked by calling The Capital Box Office on (03) 5434 6100.
Additional Notes
Pip Williams will be signing books after the event.

The bookseller for this event is Bookish Bendigo.
Featuring

Pip Williams
Pip Williams is the author of social research, essays, memoir and the occasional poem, but she is best known for her companion novels, The Dictionary of Lost Words and The Bookbinder of Jericho. Since its ...

Astrid Edwards
Astrid is an avid bibliophile, literary judge and critic. She is a PhD Candidate researching the publishing industry, and currently serves on the Board of Back to Back Theatre.



