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Ya Blak

September 7, 2019
3.45pm—4.45pm
RMIT Storey Hall

Festival Director Jane Harrison in conversation with Jannali Jones, winner of the Black & Write! Fellowship. With her debut novel My Father’s Shadow, Jones has crafted a thrilling story which keeps you on the edge right to the end. This session will officially launch the novel.

With Jannali Jones, Jane Harrison.

Presented in partnership with Magabala Books. Supported by RMIT Indigenous Education and Engagement.

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Festival Director Jane Harrison in conversation with Jannali Jones, winner of the Black & Write! Fellowship. With her debut novel My Father’s Shadow, Jones has crafted a thrilling story which keeps you on the edge right to the end. This session will officially launch the novel. With Jannali Jones, Jane Harrison. Presented in partnership with…

 RMIT Storey Hall,

Building 16, 336–348 Swanston St
Melbourne VIC 3000

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RMIT Storey Hall

Building 16, 336–348 Swanston St
Melbourne VIC 3000

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Artists

Jane Harrison

Jane Harrison is descended from the Muruwari people and is an award-winning playwright and author. Her first play Stolen has played across Australia and internationally, touring again in 2018. Rainbow’s End had a new production at the Darlinghurst Theatre in 2019. It is currently on the NSW English curriculum and won the 2012 Drover Award….

Jannali Jones

@jannalijones

Jannali Jones is an Aboriginal Australian author of the Gunai nation. She completed a Master of Arts in Creative Writing at UTS. She was recently shortlisted for the Text Prize for YA and her debut novel My Father’s Shadow won the Black&Writing! Indigenous writing fellowship.