Win The Place at Whitton by Thomas Keneally

To celebrate Thomas Keneally's 50 Years as a published author


Australian publishing houses have banded together with ABC Events to host a gala dinner to celebrate Tom Keneally’s 50 years as a published author. 
Speakers include Steven Spielberg, Richard Flanagan, Bryan Brown, Kathy Lette and others.  We’d love to tell you about the other speakers who will be paying tributes to Tom at the event or via video but we don’t want to ruin the surprise for him!   
ABC Radio’s Richard Glover will be the Master of Ceremonies on the night.
The dinner will be held on Wednesday June 11 at 6.30 pm at the Westin Hotel in Pitt Street. Bookings can be made at   www.abcshop.com.au/tom  
or by calling 1300 360 111.


As well, to co-incide with the anniversary, Random House Australia is re-issuing  The Place at Whitton , Tom Keneally’s first book.
Simply fill in your details below for your chance to win!
An Adventure in Words together with Random House Australia are offering you the chance to WIN one of two copies of Thomas Keneally's book  The Place at Whitton .
If you are on twitter and enter below and, also, share the tweet below then you will also win The Street Sweeper by Elliot Perlman. Total Prize package if you tweet $49.98. Total prize package if you just enter below $29.99.
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The Blurb on The Place at Whitton by Thomas Keneally
Tom Keneally's first novel, The Place at Whitton, a psychological mystery, was published after his time in a seminary. Fifty years on, this anniversary edition is being released with a new author's note about the novel and fifty years of writing.


The Blurb on The Street Sweeper by Elliot PerlmanEmerging out of the depths of his own personal history, Adam sees, in a promising research topic suggested by an American World War II veteran, the beginnings of something that might just save him professionally and perhaps even personally. As these two men try to survive in early twenty-first-century New York, history comes to life in ways neither of them could have foreseen. Epic in scope, this is a remarkable feat of storytelling.

Competition closes Midnight WA Time Sunday 15th JuneWinners will be notified by email with 72 hours
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