Lisa’s Upcoming Events
I have a podcast!
Writers Behaving Badly
A writing podcast that pulls back the curtain on publishing. Lisa Ireland, Brooke Turnbull, and Annie Bucknall mix craft, chaos, and cocktails 🍷 with live mentoring, industry truths 📖, and writing confessions. New episodes every Saturday—because sometimes, it’s good to be bad. 🔥
January Gilchrist in conversation with Lisa Ireland about ‘The Final Chapter'
Join us to hear January Gilchrist in conversation about her gripping novel The Final Chapter.
An opportunity a writer would die for ... The Final Chapter is a story about writerly ambition, self-discovery and - of course - revenge. Sharp, fresh, bold, thrilling and gothic - gripping suspense from a spectacular new Australian talent.
Free, but bookings are essential.
Generation Women Event
Six storytellers. Six generations.
Generation Women® creates space for intergenerational connection and community. More details to come.
Across the Arts Mulwala/Yarrawonga Panel with Emma Grey and Kate Solly
Across the Arts Mulwala/Yarrawonga Panel with Emma Grey and Kate Solly.
More details to come.
Literary Afternoon Tea: Women in Fiction – The Force Awakens!
Literary Afternoon Tea: Women in Fiction – The Force Awakens!
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival invites readers and writers to join six published authors for an afternoon of literary treats.
The Reading Couch Live - March 2025
The Reading Couch Live from 4pm.
Book for discussion – ALL THE BEES IN THE HOLLOWS by Lauren Keegan
The Reading Couch Live - February 2025
The Reading Couch Live from 4pm.
Book for discussion – THE PARADISE HEIGHTS CRAFT STORE STITCH UP by Kate Solly.
Kate Solly in Conversation with Lisa Ireland at Sale Library
Kate Solly in conversation with Lisa Ireland at Sale Library. Bookings essential.
Love books? Join Lisa’s Online Community Bookclub for monthly live discussions and brilliant reads!
2025 Reading List
September: Things I Need You to Know by Mark Lamprell
October: The Final Chapter by January Gilchrist
Suggested Summer Read: The Farm - Jessica Mansour-Nahra