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With thanks to Fremantle Press, Ginninderra Press and Truepenny Books, we’re offering anyone who subscribes to The Point newsletter before 1 November, the chance to win a book bundle.
Our newsletter is free and ensures our most important ESG news stories make it to your inbox each week without fail.
If you’re not already a subscriber, add your details to our newsletter list and go in the draw to win Free World by David Whish-Wilson, They Call Me Amma by oyur publisher, Jacquelene Pearson and Mother’s Song, a poetry collection also by Pearson.
Whish-Wilson’s latest ‘noir crime fiction’ is described as ‘white-knuckle suspense’ by BOOKS+PUBLISHING.
Free World is the third volume if his Lee Southern crime series.
Born in Newcastle, Whish-Wilson grew up in Singapore, Victoria and WA. He lived overseas for a decade in Europe, Africa and Asia. He is the author of nine novels in addition to non-fiction works and has been shortlisted in the ned Kelly Awards, WA Premier’s Book Awards and Danger Awards.
They Call Me Amma tells the tale of the first Tamil family to migrate to Australia from Sri Lanka at the end of the White Australia Policy. Author and publisher of The Point, Jacquelene Pearson, guarantees you will fall in love with the protagonist, Ruby, as she tackles life’s unexpected twists and turns in a new country.
Finally, Mother’s Song is Pearson’s first collection of poetry.
All you have to do to go in the draw to win this book bundle worth $100 retail is subscribe to our newsletter here
Winners will be announced on The Point and informed via email during the first week of November.
