Join three of Australia’s finest female authors at Kurri Kurri library
Published on 10 March 2025
Cessnock City Library is delighted to announce a special 'HerStories' author talk featuring Tea Cooper, Cathryn Hein, and Paula Beavan at Kurri Kurri Library on Saturday 15 March from 10.30am until 12pm.
This engaging free event, being held during the NSW Seniors Festival 2025, will be a unique chance for book lovers and aspiring writers to delve into the world of storytelling and get insights into the creative process from three of Australia’s finest female authors.
Attendees will have the chance to meet the authors, join in a discussion of their works, and connect with fellow reading enthusiasts.
"We are thrilled to welcome Tea, Cathryn, and Paula to Kurri Kurri Library," said Rose-marie Walters, Library Services Co-ordinator.
"This 'HerStories' event promises to be an inspiring and insightful morning for everyone interested in the power of storytelling and the unique perspectives these talented authors bring to their work."
Get your tickets by visiting the 'What’s On' section of the library’s website, or by calling Cessnock Library on 4993 4399, or Kurri Kurri Library on 4937 1638. Bookings are essential.
About the authors:
Tea Cooper is an internationally bestselling author and master of historical fiction, who is renowned for her captivating stories set in Australia's past. Cooper’s novels skilfully weave intricate mysteries and feature strong, memorable female characters, transporting readers to bygone eras through meticulous research and evocative prose.
Cathryn Hein is known for her heart-warming rural romances. Heinʼs novels are filled with charming characters, stunning Australian landscapes, and plenty of swoon-worthy moments. She expertly blends passion with the realities of country life.
Paula Beavan is a storyteller deeply rooted in the Australian landscape, Beavan is the author of ‘Daughter of the Hunter Valley’ and ‘Among the Grey Gums’. Her work celebrates the beauty and challenges of rural life, with a keen focus on family and community bonds.