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Saturday5:30 pm — 6:30 pm
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Acclaimed authors Qin Qin and Sita Walker discuss memoir writing, focusing on how their Asian heritage and cultural backgrounds shape their stories. Learn how they write about your past and break stereotypes.
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- Runtime
- 1 hour
Part of
OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words: A vibrant celebration of Asian and Asian Australian literature, writing, and ideas. Curated by Sami Shah. Discover, engage, inspire.
Discover Weekend of WordsQin Qin
Speaker
Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country, Canberra, Australia
Qin Qin’s mission is to live consciously and help others do the same. Born in China and raised in Canberra, she defied expectations to find success on her own terms. Her memoir, Model Minority Gone Rogue, details her journey of choosing love over fear.
Appearing in: Session 8, Opening Night Gala
Sita Walker
Speaker
Turrbal Country, Brisbane, Australia
Sita Walker is a Literature teacher in Brisbane. Her debut memoir, The God of No Good (2023), won both the Queensland and New South Wales Premier’s Literary Awards People’s Choice. Sita has also written for Red Magazine (UK), The Guardian, and The Griffith Review.
Appearing in: Session 8
Smriti Daniel
Moderator
Kaurna Country, Adelaide, Australia
Smriti Daniel has followed her diverse interests across a number of subjects ranging from the arts to science and health reportage. Her byline has appeared in The Guardian, ABC, and Reuters among others. She is currently the Digital Manager at CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency.
Appearing in: Session 8, Session 9, Session 11
Performance Location: Children's Artspace
Children's Artspace is located in the Dunstan Playhouse/Space Theatre complex. Learn more here.
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OzAsia Festival wins inaugural Creative Australia Award
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