Writers' Week schedule & line-up changes
Writers' Week schedule & line-up changes content
With so many writers participating in Writers' Week every year, changes are inevitable. We apologise for the inconvenience these changes may cause and thank you for understanding.
If you have the printed guide in your hands, please note the below sessions have changed. As always, we suggest checking our online schedule for the most accurate information.
We will do our best to keep this page updated with any changes that may occur: before heading to the Garden on the day, make sure you check the website for any schedule or lineup changes.
Please note: Due to illness, some authors will now be appearing via live stream. Changes from live to streaming, changes to chairs and changes to session titles are not reflected on this page. Please see the session pages, lineup or online schedule for the most up-to-date information.
SUN 2 MAR
Time changes
Dirrayawadha: Resistance, Resilience and Love During the Frontier Wars with Anita Heiss will now take place on Sun 2 Mar at 2:30pm (It was previously scheduled for Sun 2 Mar, 9:30am.)
The State of the Self with Julia Baird, Geraldine Brooks and Rachel Kushner will now take place on Sun 2 Mar at 9:30am (It was previously scheduled for Sun 2 Mar, 2:30pm)
MON 3 MAR
Why Words Matter at Adelaide Town Hall at 7:30pm has been cancelled.
Blurring the Boundaries Between Fact and Fiction with Jamieson Webster will now take place on Mon 3 Mar, 10:45am on the West Stage and Jamieson Webster will now be live streaming. (It was previously scheduled for Mon 3 Mar, 9:30am)
Conscious Coupling with Niall Williams, Christine Breen, Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion will now take place on Mon 3 Mar, 9:30am on the North Stage. (It was previously scheduled for Mon 3 Mar 10:45am)
TUE 4 MAR
On Breathing with Jamieson Webster at 1:15pm on the West Stage will now be chaired by Barbara Creed.
WED 5 MAR
The session called "Woman of a Certain Age" is now called "From Publisher, to Agent, to Author", it will still take place Wed 5 Mar, 2:30pm on the West Stage.