John Summers’ latest book of essays, The Commercial Hotel, covers, among other things, ghosts, school camps, the Commodore 64 computer, the house built by Prime Minister Norman Kirk, eels, and the Arcoroc mug. The result, reviewer Tom Doig says, is “Meticulously researched, gorgeously written and endlessly surprising, ... a compendium of sparkling oddities.” (The Spinoff). Join John and writer Thomasin Sleigh for a curious time.

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In Level 2, LitCrawl events are pre-registration only. You must have a ticket to attend. Ticket prices are pay what you want from $5 per person. Any amount is hugely appreciated and goes a long way to support our artists, our organisation and our future viability.

If we get to Level 1 in time for the Festival then those who have pre-registered will have priority entry.

While we understand that things happen at the last minute, if you can no longer make the event you've registered for, please do tell us. There is high demand for these events and we will be able to give your space to a grateful recipient.

Contact the host of Newtown Sunday Stroll: The Commercial Hotel - John Summers

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