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Bonnie Garmus: Lessons in Chemistry (Second Event: Matinee Appearance)
Bonnie Garmus + Frances Whiting
The Old Museum
#Performances
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
11:00am, Friday 24 May 2024
Concert Hall, Old Museum Brisbane
480 Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills QLD
Due to what can only be described as frenzied demand, the phenomenal Bonnie Garmus and Frances Whiting have cooked up an encore performance for those of you who missed out on tickets to our first Lessons in Chemistry event!
A crackling cocktail of mordant wit and potent social commentary, Lessons offers a drily comic glimpse into the lives of overlooked women and has captivated readers worldwide. Following a chemist turned celebrity chef who hijacks her primetime television spot to deliver acerbic feminist subversion, Lessons is bitingly imaginative, a novel as thought-provoking as it is delightful.
We promised you our first event would sell out, and it did (in 24 hours) so make sure you buy tickets now to secure your spot at the matinee.
#Artists
Bonnie Garmus
Bonnie Garmus is the author of Lessons in Chemistry, a number-one global bestseller and winner of several national and international awards, including Barnes & Noble’s Book of the Year, Hay Festival’s Book of the Year, Goodreads Choice Award Debut of the Year, British Book Awards Author of the Year, Waterstones Author of the Year, Books are My Bag Author of the Year Award and Readers’ Choice Award, Germany and Australia’s Booksellers Book of the Year, Australia’s International Book of the Year, and many more. It was also selected by Queen Camilla for the Queen’s Reading Room and has been on the New York Times, Sunday Times and Der Spiegel bestseller lists for nearly two years. Currently published in forty-two territories, it has sold almost seven million copies.
Frances Whiting
Frances Whiting loves words. As one of Australia's most respected journalists, Fran writes award winning, long form features, and was recently the recipient of the prestigious Clarion Award for Outstanding Contribution to Journalism. As Australia's longest running, nationally syndicated columnist, her weekly column has been going for 26 years, not out. As an author she has penned two best sellers, Walking on Trampolines and The Best Kind of Beautiful, currently optioned for an eight part television series. She is an outstanding interviewer, and regularly hosts the Brisbane City Council's Writers in Residence series. When she is not doing all of the above, you will find her with her nose in a book.