
Christos reflects on his life on – and off – the page with friend, and fellow Melburnian, Clare Wright. Photo: Canberra Writers Festival.
Christos Tsiolkas is one of Australia’s most beloved and provocative novelists, and he is beloved because of his provocations.
That’s a rare form of admiration in this tall poppy chopping country.
Christos’s latest book, The In Between, is a love story; a tender tale of mid-life solace. It’s his most gentle, earnest book to date, and it may be his best.
In this special event, Christos reflects on his life on – and off – the page with friend, and fellow Melburnian, Clare Wright.
The Details
What: Christos Tsiolkas – My Life on the Page
When: Saturday 26 October, 6pm
Where: Gandel Atrium, National Museum of Australia
Cost: $30 concession / $35 adults, tickets available online