AGM
NOTICE OF MEETING
2022 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
1pm, Monday 17 April 2023
Melbourne Athenaeum Library
For more details click here
NOTICE OF MEETING
2022 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
1pm, Monday 17 April 2023
Melbourne Athenaeum Library
For more details click here
We've run the stats and once again crime fiction has been incredibly popular with our members, with a smattering of historical fiction, general fiction, and biography also making their way onto the list.
The full list can be viewed here, but they're on our most popular books list for a reason - if you see a title that interests you, you might need to log in to place a reserve for when it is next returned.
Over the next few months we'll be implementing an updated version of our website.
All the features you know will still be there, but it has been designed to aid in navigation and better represent the organisation as a whole.
We look forward to showing you this new look for our digital presence.
Congratulations to our current writer-in-residence, Declan Furber Gillick (pictured), and our inaugural writer-in-residence, Patricia Cornelius, whose works are both featuring in the Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2023 program.
Declan’s play, Jacky, is described as a sharp and witty play about family, community and culture, and examines the personal cost of navigating it all in contemporary Australia. It will open on 27th May 2023.
Patricia’s work, My Sister Jill, is set against the backdrop of 1950s and ‘60s suburban Melbourne and is a family drama that captures the spirit and struggle of a generation of Australians post-world war. It will open on 28th September 2023. My Sister Jill will be directed by Susie Dee, who has directed play readings at the Melbourne Athenaeum Library.