Award-winning novelist Amanda Curtin discusses her first foray into non-fiction with Fremantle Press's Tiffany Ko

The Fremantle Press Podcast

Feb 11 2019 | 00:26:33

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Events marketing assistant Tiffany Ko speaks to Amanda Curtin about her new book Kathleen O'Connor of Paris. Amanda Curtin followed her subject to France, the UK and New Zealand in order to bring to light the significance of this mostly forgotten Western Australian female artist.

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