Madison Griffiths in conversation with Georgia Grace
Event description
ABOUT THE EVENT:
On Thursday 3rd July at The Royal Oak, Balmain, join Madison Griffiths in conversation with Georgia Grace for Griffiths' latest book, Sweet Nothings, published by Ultimo Press.
Copies of Sweet Nothings will be available for purchase at the venue through Roaring Stories, with Griffiths signing copies after the discussion.
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ABOUT THE VENUE
Attendees are asked to arrive at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Seating is unallocated – another reason to arrive early to secure an optimal spot. Why not make a full evening of it, too, by ordering a meal at the Royal Oak before or after the event? One of Balmain's oldest and most loved pubs, it serves a delicious range of food and beverages.
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ABOUT THE BOOK
The professor who whispers sweet nothings into his students’ ears, makes sweet nothings out of them.
In Sweet Nothings Madison Griffiths turns her keen eye to romantic relationships between university students and their professors, how they operate, and how individuals navigate desire, agency and ambition.
Through the stories of four women she explores what these relationships tell us about power and interrogates how class and gender are expressed and exploited in our academic institutions. It’s an unflinching critique of the hierarchies that distort relationships and can leave lasting scars on students.
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ABOUT MADISON GRIFFITHS
Madison Griffiths is an author, artist and producer. Her debut book Tissue (Ultimo Press) was released in 2023, and is a boldly poetic meditation on abortion and what it has the power to represent. She is the co-producer of Tender, a podcast that tracks the journey of individuals as they decide to leave an abusive relationship. In 2022, she was awarded the Walkley Foundation Our Watch Award for Excellence in Reporting on Violence Against Women, alongside co-producer, Beth Atkinson-Quinton. Her work largely centres around the lived experiences of women, especially those whose realities are shrouded in stigma, opposition and rebellion.
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ABOUT GEORGIA GRACE
Georgia Grace is a certified sex & relationship practitioner, somatic therapist, educator and author. Through her private practice, Georgia has become a trusted practitioner in the field of somatic sexology and trauma-informed approaches, where she supports individuals and couples. Georgia has developed and facilitated educational courses locally and globally for Universities, clinics, companies and therapists and presents on issues relating to sex and sexuality. She is also the co-founder at Normal, a sexual wellness company. Georgia’s book, The Modern Guide to Sex, is the ultimate handbook for experiencing full-body pleasure, sexual confidence and fulfilling relationships.
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
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Please note that tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or postponed due to extenuating circumstances. Refunds are not issued within 48 hours notice of event date. Humanitix fee is nonrefundable.
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This event is presented by Roaring Stories Bookshop Balmain and Ultimo Press.
With thanks to our venue partner The Royal Oak.
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