Bookworms Rejoice: The Booklist and The Age Festival Partnership

Chief Political Correspondent Laura Tingle Joins Forces with Book Lovers

A Literary Gathering with the ABC's 730

Get ready for a literary extravaganza as The Booklist, a beloved weekly newsletter for book enthusiasts, and The Age, a renowned Australian newspaper, join forces as festival partners. This exciting collaboration will bring together esteemed voices from the world of politics, literature, and culture at the upcoming The Age Festival.

Headlining the partnership is Laura Tingle, Chief Political Correspondent for the ABC's 730. Tingle's sharp wit and incisive analysis have earned her a reputation as one of Australia's most compelling political commentators. She will share her unique insights on the interplay between politics and culture, offering attendees an insider's perspective on the current political landscape and its impact on the literary world.

Jason Steger, Books Editor at The Age and creator of The Booklist, will also be gracing the festival stage. Steger's passion for literature and his connections within the publishing industry will guide attendees through a carefully curated selection of book recommendations, author interviews, and literary discussions. The Booklist's weekly newsletter has garnered a loyal following of book lovers, eager to delve into the latest book releases and engage with authors from around the world.

The Age Festival is a renowned literary event that celebrates the power of stories and ideas. It attracts a diverse audience of book enthusiasts, authors, and thought leaders. This partnership between The Booklist and The Age Festival promises to create an unforgettable experience, where attendees can connect with literary minds, discover new voices, and engage in thought-provoking conversations.