Ben’s Book Club – May 2022 featuring ‘Larrimah’

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Join best-selling author Ben Hobson in conversation with authors Caroline Graham & Kylie Stevenson to discuss their latest novel ‘Larrimah’.

Read the book before the event with your Myli membership –

• e-book on Libby
• e-audiobook on Libby
• Paperback

Ben’s Book Club is a free monthly digital book club hosted by author Ben Hobson – brought to you by OverDrive. We welcome guests to join us the fourth Tuesday of each month to engage and interact with authors from all genres. You can join in this event via Zoom.

About the book –

A dying town, a missing man. One of Australia’s greatest mysteries – two whodunnits, twisted together. Journalists Kylie Stevenson and Caroline Graham have spent years trying to pin it down – what happened to Paddy Moriarty and his dog, how they disappeared, how they might take the whole town and something even bigger with them.

About the authors –

Kylie Stevenson has 17 years’ experience as a journalist, her work appearing in newspapers, magazines and websites all over the country, including The Guardian Australia, The Australian, The Weekend Australian Magazine and numerous health, lifestyle and travel publications.

Caroline Graham has worked as a newspaper reporter and magazine writer, and now teaches journalism at Bond University on the Gold Coast. She has also facilitated the publication of major student-authored investigative packages in The Guardian Australia, News Corp, APN Australian Regional Media and Crikey.

About the host –

Ben Hobson lives in Brisbane with his wife and their two small boys. He currently teaches English and Music at a Brisbane High School. In 2014 his novella, If the Saddle Breaks My Spine, was shortlisted for the Viva La Novella prize, run by Seizureonline. To Become a Whale, his first novel, published in 2017 was longlisted for the ABIA Debut Fiction award, and the Courier Mail’s People Choice Award. His second novel, Snake Island, was released in 2019.