Peter Burke, Writer

Fremantle Press are hosting an exciting competition where you can win an amazing bundle of books, which includes my own work! 🎅📚🎁

To discover how you can enter, please visit their page for all the details.

Santa’s come early to the Fremantle Press office and we’ve got a bundle of books to share with you 🎅📚 🎁 To enter simply like this post and be following us. Want an extra entry? Tag a friend in the comment below, receive an extra entry for every friend you tag.

The winner will receive this epic stack valued at over $300:
A Place in the Country by Chris Ferreira
I Am the Mau and other stories by Chemutai Glasheen
One Wrong Turn by Chenée Marrapodi
Public. Open. Space. by Kate Larsen
Say Hooray by Renae Hayward and Rebecca Mills
Spore or Seed by Caitlin Maling
The Archipelago of Us by Reneé Pettitt-Schipp
The Bookshop on Jacaranda Street by Marlish Glorie
The Brothers Wolfe by Steve Hawke
The Silk Merchant’s Son by Peter Burke
When I Can Fly by Katie Stewart

Terms and conditions: Competition closes on Sunday 10 December 2023 at 5 pm AWST. The winner will be chosen at random from the entries and contacted via Messenger on Tuesday 12 December 2023. This competition is in no way affiliated with Meta.



ID: Kirsty standing in front of a grey wall holding copies of A Place in the Country by Chris Ferreira, I Am the Mau and other stories by Chemutai Glasheen, One Wrong Turn by Chenée Marrapodi, Public. Open. Space by Kate Larsen, Say Hooray by Renae Hayward and Rebecca Mills, Spore or Seed by Caitlin Maling, The Archipelago of Us by Reneé Pettitt-Schipp, The Bookshop on Jacaranda Street by Marlish Glorie, The Brothers Wolfe by Steve Hawke, The Silk Merchant’s Son by Peter Burke and When I Can Fly by Katie Stewart.

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Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Beaufort Street Book Club's Christmas party. What a fun night at the Hyde Park Hotel with the erudite readers of the Beaufort Street Bookshop book club.

Good wine, lovely nibblies, good questions and even some live jazz drifting in from the bar to set the tone. Thanks to the wonderful Barbara at Beaufort Street Books How we love our independent booksellers who have a genuine passion for writing, and are supportive of WA writers.