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Angela Savage

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Angela Savage is an award-winning writer, former CEO of Writers Victoria, and current CEO of Public Libraries Victoria. Her debut novel, Behind the Night Bazaar, won the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for Unpublished Manuscript, and all three of her Jayne Keeney PI novels were shortlisted for Ned Kelly Awards. Angela’s short stories have been published in Australia and the UK and she won the 2011 Scarlet Stiletto Award for short crime fiction. Angela holds a PhD in Creative Writing from Monash University. Her most recent novel, Mother of Pearl, is published by Transit Lounge.

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Sisters in Crime

Kerry Greenwood, Honey Brown, Lindy Cameron, Angela Savage

Past event

22 Sep

Law & Order Week

Above the Law

Stuart Littlemore, Angela Savage, PM Newton

Past event

10 Nov

Alexander McCall Smith

Alexander McCall Smith, Angela Savage

Past event

13 Mar

Books and Ideas at Montalto

Christos Tsiolkas: 7 1/2

Christos Tsiolkas, Angela Savage

Past event

31 Mar
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