Go behind-the-scenes with author @hollygoeslightly as she explores the Thornfield set and witnesses the world she created come to life 🙌 #TheLostFlowersOfAliceHart 🌺
How do I even begin to speak about @hollygoeslightly . It feels fitting to be by the ocean while I talk about her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Whenever I go back home I find myself watching “Back to Nature” with my parents. Sitting in “my” seat on our couch with my family learning about Australian culture and nature through her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discovering that she was visiting Ukee and was the Author of our book club book, my mind blew. I had to reach out. I felt such a connection to her without ever having met her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And boy, when we met, did we cackle?! It blows my mind how briefly you can meet someone but feel so connected, like your souls knew one another. That’s how I felt with Holly. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ She is an absolute light, a force of good and kindness and love and joy. That has known darkness which makes her even brighter. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend this brief time with her and Sam. And it goes to show, when you feel that connection, don’t deny it, act. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And also read her books!
How do I even begin to speak about @hollygoeslightly . It feels fitting to be by the ocean while I talk about her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Whenever I go back home I find myself watching “Back to Nature” with my parents. Sitting in “my” seat on our couch with my family learning about Australian culture and nature through her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discovering that she was visiting Ukee and was the Author of our book club book, my mind blew. I had to reach out. I felt such a connection to her without ever having met her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And boy, when we met, did we cackle?! It blows my mind how briefly you can meet someone but feel so connected, like your souls knew one another. That’s how I felt with Holly. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ She is an absolute light, a force of good and kindness and love and joy. That has known darkness which makes her even brighter. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend this brief time with her and Sam. And it goes to show, when you feel that connection, don’t deny it, act. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And also read her books!
How do I even begin to speak about @hollygoeslightly . It feels fitting to be by the ocean while I talk about her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Whenever I go back home I find myself watching “Back to Nature” with my parents. Sitting in “my” seat on our couch with my family learning about Australian culture and nature through her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discovering that she was visiting Ukee and was the Author of our book club book, my mind blew. I had to reach out. I felt such a connection to her without ever having met her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And boy, when we met, did we cackle?! It blows my mind how briefly you can meet someone but feel so connected, like your souls knew one another. That’s how I felt with Holly. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ She is an absolute light, a force of good and kindness and love and joy. That has known darkness which makes her even brighter. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend this brief time with her and Sam. And it goes to show, when you feel that connection, don’t deny it, act. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And also read her books!
How do I even begin to speak about @hollygoeslightly . It feels fitting to be by the ocean while I talk about her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Whenever I go back home I find myself watching “Back to Nature” with my parents. Sitting in “my” seat on our couch with my family learning about Australian culture and nature through her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discovering that she was visiting Ukee and was the Author of our book club book, my mind blew. I had to reach out. I felt such a connection to her without ever having met her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And boy, when we met, did we cackle?! It blows my mind how briefly you can meet someone but feel so connected, like your souls knew one another. That’s how I felt with Holly. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ She is an absolute light, a force of good and kindness and love and joy. That has known darkness which makes her even brighter. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend this brief time with her and Sam. And it goes to show, when you feel that connection, don’t deny it, act. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And also read her books!
How do I even begin to speak about @hollygoeslightly . It feels fitting to be by the ocean while I talk about her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Whenever I go back home I find myself watching “Back to Nature” with my parents. Sitting in “my” seat on our couch with my family learning about Australian culture and nature through her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Discovering that she was visiting Ukee and was the Author of our book club book, my mind blew. I had to reach out. I felt such a connection to her without ever having met her. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And boy, when we met, did we cackle?! It blows my mind how briefly you can meet someone but feel so connected, like your souls knew one another. That’s how I felt with Holly. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ She is an absolute light, a force of good and kindness and love and joy. That has known darkness which makes her even brighter. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend this brief time with her and Sam. And it goes to show, when you feel that connection, don’t deny it, act. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And also read her books!
✨ « Les Sept Secrets d’Esther Wilding » d’Holly Ringland sort aujourd’hui en librairie ! C’est un roman d’une grande beauté et profondément émouvant, où l’exploration sensible d’un amour sororal se mêle au courage de porter sur sa peau ce qu’on a sur le cœur. 📖 Résumé La dernière fois qu’Aura Wilding a été aperçue, elle marchait sur la grève, face à la mer. Elle est partie pour ne plus revenir, laissant derrière elle un cri strident et mystérieux. Un an plus tard, sa petite sœur Esther essaie de refaire sa vie. Et ce malgré une famille qui se déchire lentement à cause des non-dits et des ombres de ce drame. De retour chez ses parents, à Binabong Bay, en Tasmanie, Esther fait la découverte du journal intime de sa sœur. Elle est troublée par les illustrations et les phrases énigmatiques que celle-ci se serait fait tatouer sur la peau, à son insu. Décidée à lever le voile sur les raisons de sa mort, Esther part pour le Danemark, sur les traces d’Aura, avec pour seuls guides les mythes et les légendes de femmes qui ont bercé leur enfance. Traduit de l’anglais par Dominique Haas et Stéphanie Leigniel #HollyRingland #IdeeLecture
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
Visiting Wandandi Boodja to be a part of @mrrwfestival and talk about writing, fear, creativity, grief and joy was my first public gathering on home soil for 2024. It nourished my bones. Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful festival possible and who came to our events – I’m not talking shit when I say that I was blown away by the warmth and energy of the audiences I had the honour and privilege to stand in front of. My voice still shakes but the meaningfulness of the opportunity I have to speak about everything that stops us from making our art – and the courage we have to go above those blocks – keeps me going. Thank you @gillianoshaughnessy for hosting and creating such a joyous, glorious conversation for us and @glynnfluencer_ for being joyous and glorious in general. Huge thanks to Megan of @festivalmavens fame for stepping in and hosting such a beautiful conversation with me at our Busselton Special event. Thank you to the tireless and passionate booksellers and event photographers. And to all the readers… you undo me! Just two moments that made my heart crumble: @hudmama_ (pictured) came to meet me wearing custom Alice Hart jewellery handmade in Manchester by my beloved @silvergreenjewellery (who I write about in Joy) 🤯❤️🔥🌸 And the magical Jenny (pictured) who I first met in 2022 on tour in Borloo/Perth for Esther – spent her special birthday at our dinner with her beautiful family (who are another post all together) 🥹 Heartfelt thanks to all the incredible volunteers who took such genuine care of us, and to all of the dazzling authors that were an absolute fucking delight to witness shining. Particular thanks to @andrewohaganauthor for the perfect words at the perfect time (video) and Zac Webb for such a generous Welcome To Country on opening night. Huge congratulations to Sian Baker, Artistic Director, for such a gorgeous weekend, bringing us all together. I’m grateful for the reminder this glorious festival and place gave me, of how essential it is that we gather to share art and stories and their power of connection in our lives. Next up: @sydwritersfest on Gadigal Country!
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
We’re completely beside ourselves to be doing an event together at this year‘s @sydwritersfest: CREATIVITY, JOY, GRACE is taking place on the evening of Saturday, May 25 at the glorious Sydney Recital Hall. Join us in conversation with the magnificent @michaelakalowski as we talk about the power of cultivating, expressing, and nourishing our creativity, joy, and grace, even in the hardest times. Tickets available now via the SWF website. We hope we’ll see you there, Julia Holly 🩷💛🧡💚🌱
Calling for an immediate ceasefire is 100% compatible with calling for the immediate release of hostages, which, as Ben says in his video, most of the humanitarian organisations and charities he names are doing simultaneously. Thanks Ben for this video. Repost @mrbenjaminlaw: They’re just kids. We’re supposed to be the grown-ups. Call for a ceasefire. Sign the petition. It’ll be delivered to Australia’s Foreign Minister within weeks. Link in bio. plan.org.au/campaign/ceasefire-now
