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1. Passionate Discussion – an Evening at UTS with Fear Factor:Terror Incognito

Where?: UTS Art Gallery, Sydney

What? An evening in discussion about the impact of terror on our lives

How?  With a panel of 5 authors and 2 editors  from the anthology ‘Fear Factor: Terror Incognito’

Who?

Panel Chair: Devleena Ghosh, Director of Transforming Cultures, Associate Professor Social Inquiry Program UTS

Editors: Professor Meenaskshi Bharat University of Delhi; Sharon Rundle, Lecturer UTS

Authors: Andrew Kwong, Susanne Gervay, Rosie Scott, Sujata Sankranti, Meenakshi Bharat

Audience: Academics, authors, students, general public.

Special guests: Authors Mabel Lee renowned translator of Nobel Prize winning Chinese author Gao Xingjian’s ‘Soul Mountain’

Authors: Hazel Edwards and Moya Simons

Storytellers: Sue Alveraz

Outcome?: Exciting discussion opening a wide range of views and emotions on terrorism from refugees by Rosie Scott, escape from China by Andrew Kwong, young people drawn into terrorism by Sujata Sankranti and recognition of the difficult and important journey by Australian editor Sharon Rundle and Indian editor Meenakshi Bharat to create an anthology that opens vital discourse on terrorism.

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