
Indie Verse Book Event: Discover New Voices
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Indie Verse Book Event returns to North Adelaide in April, offering book lovers a chance to meet indie authors and discover new voices. The event features practical sessions, unique stories, and workshops like Tony Shillitoes self-publishing tips and Dr. Samantha Battams deep dives into last centurys poisoning murders. Mark your calendar for April 11th at Estonian House, North Adelaide.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Indie Verse Book Event: Discover New Voices. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On February 2, 8th, here's the latest out of Adelaide, book lovers, get ready for the 5th Indiverse Book of End, heading to North Adelaide this April. This popular gathering connects indie authors with readers face to face, and it's expanding from his usual spot. After four years in Saddleworth, organizers are taking the show further south for a fresh audience. The move promises more chances for book fans to discover new voices, attendees love how a spotlight's practical sessions and unique stories. These become a go-to for those craving personal chats, with writers over big bookstore crowds. One standout is author Tony Chilito, leading a workshop on getting ready for self-publishing packed with real tips. Non-fiction buffs will enjoy Dr. Samantha Badams, and her deep dives into last century's poisoning murders. Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 11th at the Estonian House on 200 Jeffcott Street in North Adelaide. Doors open 11 a.m. and run till 4 p.m. plenty of time to browse and learn.
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