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SUMMARY:A Day in Carlton: Pip Williams with Sally Rippin
LOCATION:Church of All Nations
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Readings' A Day in Carlton\, 24 hours celebrating bo
 oks\, culture and community\n\nWe are delighted to have Pip Williams\, bes
 tselling author of The Dictionary of Lost Words in conversation with bests
 elling children’s author and former Australian Children’s Laureate\, S
 ally Rippin. Together they will discuss Williams’ new novel\, and why yo
 u should never underestimate a woman's fortitude.\n\nThe German Ward trans
 ports the reader to France in 1915\, where an English nurse and a German d
 octor fall in love. He is a prisoner of war\; she has never cared for rule
 s. Their love is visceral and urgent\, forbidden and doomed\, and it would
  have gone unrecorded if not for a series of drawings found more than a ce
 ntury later. \n\nAt first the drawings seem insignificant\, but the woman 
 who finds them glimpses moments of intimacy and can’t look away. The ima
 ges become part of a puzzle she wants to solve: who were the lovers\, what
  became of them\, and what story of war was the artist trying to tell?\n\n
 The German Ward is a luminous tale of love between enemies behind the line
 s of the First World War and the Australian artist who captured their secr
 et.\n\nTickets:\nFull priced $25\nUnder 30s/concession $20\n\nBoletos: htt
 ps://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1640890
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