Explore our OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words authors' books before the big weekend.
Hossein Asgari
- Only Sound Remains
- Desolation
Shankari Chandran
- Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens
- Unfinished Business
Olivia de Zilva
- Eggshell
- Plastic Budgie
Sara Haddad
- The Sunbird
Yumna Kassab
- Politica
- The Theory of Everything
Ratih Kumala
- Cigarette Girl
Siang Lu
- Ghost Cities
- The Whitewash
Steve MinOn
- First Name Second Name
Mirandi Riwoe
- Stone Sky Gold Mountain
- Sunbirds
Saman Shad
- The Matchmaker
- The Sex Lives of Married Women
Sandhya Parappukkaran
- Stay for Dinner
- Words That Taste Like Home
Datsun Tran
- Then and Now
Queenie Chan
- The Dreaming
Joo Dong-geun
- All of Us are Dead
Stephen Kok
- Moon Goddess
Durkhanai Ayubi
- Parwana: Recipes and Stories from an Afghan Kitchen
Elana Benjamin
- Indian Jewish Food
Aarti Betigeri
- Growing Up Indian in Australia (editor)
Kirsten Han
- The Singapore I Recognise: Essays On Home, Community and Hope
Cheng Lei
- A Memoir of Freedom
Quah Ee Ling
- Fire Dragon Feminism
Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa
- Fully Sikh
Sarah Malik
- Desi Girl
Sashi Perera
- Standstill
Qin Qin
- Model Minority Gone Rogue
Samah Sabawi
- Cactus Pear for My Beloved
Kumi Taguchi
- The Good Daughter
Manisha Anjali
- Naag Mountain
Hasib Hourani
- rock flight
Thuy On
- Decadence
- Essence
Grace Yee
- Chinese Fish
- Joss: A History
Prasanthi Ram
- Nine Yard Sarees
Malachi Edwin Vethamani
- Have I Got Something To Tell You
Keshe Chow
- For No Mortal Creature
Ann Liang
- I Am Not Jessica Chen
- Never Thought I'd End Up Here
Lyn Dickens
- Salt Upon the Water
Speakers
OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words is holding sessions and workshops with a litany of acclaimed and award-winning writers.