Friday 15th Ticket
Currumbin Crime Writers Festival will take place on Friday 15 - Saturday 16th August 2025 above Kinship Cafe, Currumbin, Queensland.
Ticket includes:
Access to Workshop with Dr Caroline Graham (1.5 hours)
Join Walkley Award-winning investigative reporter Caroline Graham for an intensive workshop on true crime writing and research. Co-creator of the acclaimed Lost in Larrimah podcast and bestselling book, Caroline brings years of real-world investigative experience from one of Australia's most captivating unsolved mysteries. This workshop is perfect for aspiring crime writers, journalists, podcasters, and anyone fascinated by investigative storytelling.
Access to Industry Insights: Q&A with Publishing Professionals with Rebecca Saunders, Hachette’s Head of Fiction, and Alex Adsett, Literary Agent (1 hour)
Ever wondered what it takes to capture the attention of a literary agent or what goes on behind the scenes in a major publishing house? Looking for tips on market trends, common pitfalls, or advice on how to position your work? Join us for an exclusive one-hour open Q&A session with Rebecca and Alex, where you can pose your burning questions to a top crime publisher and seasoned literary agent. Don’t miss this golden opportunity to gain firsthand insights into the publishing world and get your questions answered by the experts.
Access to Industry Insights: Get the Verdict on Your Novel with Rebecca Saunders, Hachette’s Head of Fiction, and Alex Adsett, Literary Agent (1 hour)
Think your story has what it takes to land a deal? Here’s your chance to find out. In this live session, two of Australia’s top publishing insiders will give candid, anonymous feedback on submitted pitches and opening chapters, revealing exactly what grabs their attention and what gets passed over. Whether you’re submitting or simply watching, you’ll gain valuable insight into how agents and publishers assess crime fiction and what makes a submission stand out in a crowded market. Submit your pitch by email for a chance to be reviewed live. No names, no pressure - just the truth from the top. A rare chance for honest critique, ideal for emerging crime writers ready to query and writers polishing a manuscript.
This ticket does not include Fiona McIntosh’s exclusive workshop. Purchase your ticket to Fiona McIntosh’s workshop here.
Friday 15th Ticket
Currumbin Crime Writers Festival will take place on Friday 15 - Saturday 16th August 2025 above Kinship Cafe, Currumbin, Queensland.
Ticket includes:
Access to Workshop with Dr Caroline Graham (1.5 hours)
Join Walkley Award-winning investigative reporter Caroline Graham for an intensive workshop on true crime writing and research. Co-creator of the acclaimed Lost in Larrimah podcast and bestselling book, Caroline brings years of real-world investigative experience from one of Australia's most captivating unsolved mysteries. This workshop is perfect for aspiring crime writers, journalists, podcasters, and anyone fascinated by investigative storytelling.
Access to Industry Insights: Q&A with Publishing Professionals with Rebecca Saunders, Hachette’s Head of Fiction, and Alex Adsett, Literary Agent (1 hour)
Ever wondered what it takes to capture the attention of a literary agent or what goes on behind the scenes in a major publishing house? Looking for tips on market trends, common pitfalls, or advice on how to position your work? Join us for an exclusive one-hour open Q&A session with Rebecca and Alex, where you can pose your burning questions to a top crime publisher and seasoned literary agent. Don’t miss this golden opportunity to gain firsthand insights into the publishing world and get your questions answered by the experts.
Access to Industry Insights: Get the Verdict on Your Novel with Rebecca Saunders, Hachette’s Head of Fiction, and Alex Adsett, Literary Agent (1 hour)
Think your story has what it takes to land a deal? Here’s your chance to find out. In this live session, two of Australia’s top publishing insiders will give candid, anonymous feedback on submitted pitches and opening chapters, revealing exactly what grabs their attention and what gets passed over. Whether you’re submitting or simply watching, you’ll gain valuable insight into how agents and publishers assess crime fiction and what makes a submission stand out in a crowded market. Submit your pitch by email for a chance to be reviewed live. No names, no pressure - just the truth from the top. A rare chance for honest critique, ideal for emerging crime writers ready to query and writers polishing a manuscript.
This ticket does not include Fiona McIntosh’s exclusive workshop. Purchase your ticket to Fiona McIntosh’s workshop here.