Brisbane-based author and digital artist Dr David Reiter will present a free one-hour workshop for aspiring authors at Wagga Wagga City Library on Tuesday, March 31 at 5.30pm.
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"eBooks and Beyond - Adding Value to your Text" will teach the techniques Reiter has employed in his new release Time Lords Remixed, a digital combination of image, sound and poetry inspired by the long-running science fiction series Dr Who. As every Dr Who fan knows, a TARDIS is bigger on the inside than on the outside, and Reiter's work uses this notion to make interactive textual links to outside ideas and references, spanning more than 50 episodes of the TV show.
Tim Jones, co-editor of The Stars Like Sand: Australian Speculative Poetry, says "whether you're a proper Whovian or someone who's never encountered the doctor before, you're going to find plenty in Time Lords Remixed to intrigue, entertain and surprise you." For more information, or to reserve your free spot in this unique class, visit bit.ly/davidreiter, phone 6926 9700, or ask any library staff member.
... will teach the techniques Reiter has employed in his new release.
In the latest news for One Book One Wagga 2020, Charlotte Wood's The Weekend is shortlisted for the Stella Prize, and tickets to May 29's gala dinner are now on sale.
Book lovers are being invited to come and enjoy an evening of in-depth conversation between Wood, described in The Australian as "one of our most original and provocative writers", and Riverina Regional Library's own Amy Heap.
Make your bookings through the Civic Theatre at civictheatre.com.au, phone 6926 9688, or visit the theatre box office during opening hours.
Finally, the library's Friends of the Library Book Sale concludes at noon today. Cash only.
All proceeds will go to the Friends of the Library.
