Maxine Beneba Clarke
Australian

Maxine Beneba Clarke is the ABIA and Indie award winning author of over nine books for adults and children, including the critically acclaimed short fiction collection Foreign Soil, the bestselling memoir The Hate Race, the Victorian Premier's Award-winning poetry collection Carrying the World, and the Boston Globe/Horn Prize winning picture book The Patchwork Bike, illustrated by Van T. Rudd. She is the editor of Best Australian Stories 2017, and Growing Up African in Australia. Her most recent poetry collection is How Decent Folk Behave.
Appearing at

Friday 20 May, 6:30 PM
Words on Show: Writing for PerformanceCarriageworks, Bay 23, Eveleigh
Past Event
Conversation

Saturday 21 May, 10:00 AM
Your Favourites’ Favourites: Maxine Beneba Clarke & Amani HaydarCarriageworks, Bay 21, Eveleigh
Past Event
Festival Highlight
Conversation

Saturday 21 May, 2:00 PM
Maxine Beneba Clarke & Omar MusaCarriageworks, Bay 17, Eveleigh
Past Event
Family Program

Sunday 22 May, 10:00 AM
Storytime ClubhouseCarriageworks, Blacksmith’s Workshop, Eveleigh
Past Event
Curiosity Lecture
Free

Sunday 22 May, 1:15 PM
Maxine Beneba Clarke On Writing as ResistanceCarriageworks, Bay 23, Eveleigh
Past Event
Festival Highlight
