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1. Australian Society of Authors waltzes into Sculpture by the Sea Bondi

ASA retreat at The Hughenden, award winning children's author and poet Janeen BrianThe best ever picture book creators retreat was organised by the Australian Society of Authors (ASA).

It was a total immersion in creativity, experience, friendship inspiring new works.

Highlights:-

Sculpture by the Sea walk along the coast of Bondi to Bronte.

Tohby Riddle’s dinner talk about his brilliant new book – Unforgotten.

Award winning illustrator Bruce Whately’s workshop – heĀ  is innovative and inspiring

Brett Whitely Studio on Sydney Harbour – Wendy Whitely welcomed the creators.

Dr Seuss Gallery near The Hughenden, in Paddington

Centennial Parklands’ inspiration.

Award winning illustrator Ann James’ critiques and guidance

Creative and fun dinners – loved the tapas night.

Lisa Stewart illustrator and musician entertained everyone with her violin – loved it.

There was so much talent there from Gabrielle Wang, Donna Gynell, Janeen Brian, Christina Booth …. and talent, talent, talent.

They came from Tasmania, South Australia, Melbourne … Sydney.

Congratulations to Laurine Croasdale who organised this brilliant retreat at The Hughenden.

Lisa Stewart illustrator, ASA Retreat at The Hughenden Hotel WoollahraLaurine Croasdale and Ann James, ASA Retreat at The Hughenden

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