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Love to Read Local Week
 

Love to Read Local Week returns to Western Australia from 3 – 11 June with Writing WA confirming a stellar and expanded line up of local literary talent, activities and events as part of the program.

Coinciding with WA Day celebrations, Love to Read Local is a week-long festival, established in 2020 by Writing WA, to showcase Western Australia’s many wonderful writers and illustrators, and the books and stories they create.

This year’s expanded program caters for writers and readers of all ages and backgrounds featuring children’s literary events, writing competitions, bookshop promotions and fiction workshops.

Visit the website for updates, booking information and event programs - https://ltrl.writingwa.org/

 

Event details

Venue: Various Locations in Perth, WA
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Start Date: Thursday 03 June 2021

 

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