To celebrate meeting Trent Dalton, let’s read his love stories this month!
Tulia Nacola
Adi Tulia Nacola is a woodworker and author who has been publishing books since 2018. From Soa, Nakorotubu in the
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Adi Tulia Nacola is a woodworker and author who has been publishing books since 2018. From Soa, Nakorotubu in the
Jack Remiel Cottrell is an itinerant flash fiction and short story writer with a sideline as a volunteer rugby referee. He also runs workshops teaching the art of flash fiction to students in rural secondary schools. Jack won the 2020 Wallace Foundation Prize for best manuscript, and has been shortlisted for a Sir Julius Vogel Award in 2020 and 2022.
Meet our March writer: Zarah Butcher McGunnigle When: Tues 29 March, 6.30 – 7.30pm Where: Online – click the Zoom
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In our Shared Reading session this week we read Trent Dalton’s Love Story Two Believers. What a delight it was. I gave an introduction as to the background of the story from the ‘Letter to Kath’ and then we read on. It generated so much excellent discussion. After the session I then sent on an email with the whole story including the Letter to Kath. One of our group member wrote the following comment in an email to me after the session – I loved the story and the letter certainly explained why the writer wanted to collect love stories, so much for the typical oz cynical journalist. Thank you for picking this story for us to share.
Please pass on our appreciation to Trent if you are meeting with him.