Richard Glover
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Are they going to sue me if I write this? Memoir and biography
Saturday 11 June
3.30 – 4.30 pm
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Q & A Bellingen Style
Saturday 11 June
5.00 – 6.45pm
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Dinner with the literati
Saturday 11 June
7.30 – 10.30pm
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Is Infotainment taking the place of news? What is news anyway?
Sunday 12 June
10 – 11.00am
Memorial Hall
RICHARD GLOVER ‘s most recent book is Flesh Wounds – a comic romp for anyone whose family was not what they ordered. It’s been described by the British writer Jeanette Winterson as “Sad, funny, revealing, optimistic and hopeful” and by The Australian as “a breathtaking accomplishment in style and empathy”. Richard’s weekly humour column has been published in the Sydney Morning Herald for over twenty years. He also presents Thank God It’s Friday on ABC radio.
His books have been published in Poland and Italy. He’s also author of George Clooney’s Haircut – and Other Cries for Help, Desperate Husbands, In Bed with Jocasta, The Dag’s Dictionary, and The P-Plate Parent (co-written with Angela Webber). His book The Mud House – the story of building a mud-brick house in the middle of nowhere with no power tools – was published in a new revised edition in 2016. Many of these titles are also available as e-books.
Richard has written a few stage shows, including Lonestar, a play about country music which toured nationally with Genevieve Lemon, and A Christmas Story, which was performed at the Sydney Opera House, with Richard Wherrett directing. He was also one of the co-authors of Breast Wishes.
Richard has also written two short novels for children – The Dirt Experiment and The Joke Trap, and a version of the Dag’s Dictionary for kids under the title The No-Minute Noodler.
In December 2011, he and Peter Fitzsimons achieved a record for the world’s longest radio interview, which was supervised by The Guinness Book of Records. In 2012, he was appointed state ambassador for the National Year of Reading. richardglover.com.au



