At the Canberra Writers Festival: The Edge of Forgetting

Best of the Festivals
16/12/2024 53 min
At the Canberra Writers Festival: The Edge of Forgetting

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Kate Evans speaks to Tess Schofield Peters, author of Dear Mutzi and social researcher Andra Putnis, whose book is the Stories my Grandmothers Didn’t Tell Me - two books which chronicle their grandparent’s journeys from war-torn Europe to new lives in Australia.

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