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Author Talk: Dinuka McKenzie
Fri
16
Fri 16 Aug 10:00 AM
Kincumber Library
100 Percent
General Admission
All Ages
60 Mins August
For this instalment of Central Coast Reads we will be joined by author Dinuka McKenzie to discuss her explosive debut, The Torrent. With fans including Dervla McTiernan and Petronella McGovern, The Torrent is the first in the Detective Kate Miles series. With a loving husband lost to devastating summer floods, a teenage girl injured during a robbery, and two seemingly unconnected cases that will push a detective to the brink ... there will be plenty to discuss!
This event is free but RSVPs encouraged.
We particularly welcome members of our Seniors Connect program.
This session is proudly supported by the NSW Government
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dinuka McKenzie is an Australian writer and the author of the Detective Kate Miles crime series published in Australia and the UK. She is the winner of the 2020 HarperCollins Australia Banjo Prize. Her writing has been shortlisted for the Sisters in Crime Davitt Awards, the Bad Sydney Crime Danger Awards, longlisted for the Richell Prize, and highly commended in the Australian Crime Writers' Association Louie Award. Her short fiction has appeared in the 2022 Dark Deeds Down Under crime and thriller anthology. Dinuka lives in Southern Sydney on Dharawal country.
ABOUT CENTRAL COAST READS
Central Coast Reads is a community-wide reading program consisting of book clubs and author talks. The aim is to not only encourage reading and social and human connections through a love of books, but also to establish the Central Coast region as a region of ‘readers’ on the cultural map of Australia.
This event is free but RSVPs encouraged.
We particularly welcome members of our Seniors Connect program.
This session is proudly supported by the NSW Government
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dinuka McKenzie is an Australian writer and the author of the Detective Kate Miles crime series published in Australia and the UK. She is the winner of the 2020 HarperCollins Australia Banjo Prize. Her writing has been shortlisted for the Sisters in Crime Davitt Awards, the Bad Sydney Crime Danger Awards, longlisted for the Richell Prize, and highly commended in the Australian Crime Writers' Association Louie Award. Her short fiction has appeared in the 2022 Dark Deeds Down Under crime and thriller anthology. Dinuka lives in Southern Sydney on Dharawal country.
ABOUT CENTRAL COAST READS
Central Coast Reads is a community-wide reading program consisting of book clubs and author talks. The aim is to not only encourage reading and social and human connections through a love of books, but also to establish the Central Coast region as a region of ‘readers’ on the cultural map of Australia.