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Books, chocolate and drinks with author Charlie Jane Anders

Join author Charlie Jane Anders for eats, drinks and special readings on Tuesday 23rd April..

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The spec-fic writer will be in-store at Stefen’s Books in the CBD from 3:30pm, followed by some casual drinks down the road at The Generous Squire until 8pm.

Speaking to OUTinPerth, Anders told us a little about where the notion for her latest work All The Birds in the Sky came from.

“It came out of this idea of like – what if there was a witch and a mad scientist – and just putting them in a story together. It just seemed really fun to have two different genre archetypes in a story together.

Originally I sort of thought of it as a really over-the-top comedy where they were constantly battling each other and it was ray gun versus magic wand and flying carpet versus spaceship or whatever… the more I kind of drilled into it and thought about it I realised oh no, this could actually be more of an emotional relationship story about the friendship and relationship between these two people.”

Get down to Stefen’s Books from 3:30pm, or join the conversation at The Generous Squire’s rooftop bar until 8pm. Head to Facebook for more info.


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