Tracey Lien on All That's Left Unsaid
The Edge Auditorium, slq
Special Event
SPE004
#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
A remarkable bestseller exploring internecine conflicts and systematic discrimination, All That’s Left Unsaid is an impassioned, suspenseful study of life in Australia’s migrant communities. Seasoned journalist Tracey Lien unpacks the process behind her debut novel, marrying a reporter’s eye for detail to the fiction writer’s empathetic odyssey.
Supported by QBD Books
Supported by
QBD Books
#Artists
Tracey Lien
Tracey Lien is the author of the debut novel All That's Left Unsaid. Born and raised in South Western Sydney, Australia, she earned her MFA at the University of Kansas and was previously a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Kate Evans
Kate Evans hosts The Bookshelf on ABC Radio National (with Cassie McCullagh). She has a PhD in history and way too many books, and regrets neither.