Alicia Hitchcock - Author Talk
Event description
Join us for morning tea and an Author Talk with ALICIA HITCHCOCK.
Alicia Hitchcock is a Western Australian writer with a love of history. She has a business degree but wonders why
because her electives were all based on creative writing. Alicia writes historical novels and contemporary fiction
about strong female characters who overcome life’s adversities. Her stories are filled with emotionally captivating
drama, high-stakes tension, and heartfelt romance. She is a member of the Australian Society of Authors, Romance Writers of Australia, and Writing WA. When she has some free time she usually has a coffee in her hand and her nose in a book.
DATE: Monday, 10th March 2025
TIME: 10am - 12pm
LOCATION: Capel Library
BARBED WIRE AND BRUMBIES
Western Australia, 1943: Spirited Maggie Sleeman yearns to break free from societal norms. Giuseppe 'Joe' Russo, an Italian farmer-turned-soldier, finds himself far from home, captured and interned in Marrinup POW camp. Amidst wartime hardships and prejudice, a forbidden bond forms. Torn between duty and desire, security and passion, Maggie stands at a crossroads: Will she choose the predictable path laid out for her or dare to follow her heart into uncharted territory? Discover if love can triumph over adversity in this poignant exploration of loyalty, family ties, and the courage to pursue happiness.
Curious to know more? Head to her website Alicia Hitchcock
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