Booktown on Sunday

Creative Clunes

Recordings from our live writers talks that take place at the historic Clunes Railway Station on the second Sunday of each month.

Episodes

  1. Jul 12

    Mark Smith - Where Truth Ends

    Our featured speaker is Mark Smith, Author of "Where Truth Ends", in conversation with Jacqui Horwood.   Meg Maher thought she was doing the right thing. Now she's on the run. When a peaceful climate protest ends with a violent explosion in the city centre, every member of the protest group becomes a suspect. The incident is declared a terrorist attack. But the authorities aren't the only ones hunting Meg. Scared and alone, Meg seeks refuge with her father, Luke, knowing that every word she says puts him in danger too. But as the terrorism investigation closes in, Meg is forced to question everything: her friends, her cause, even herself. Was her group of activists infiltrated from the start? Or has someone twisted their mission beyond recognition? What happens when the truth is the first thing to burn? Our featured speaker is Mark Smith, Author of "Where Truth Ends".   Meg Maher thought she was doing the right thing. Now she's on the run. When a peaceful climate protest ends with a violent explosion in the city centre, every member of the protest group becomes a suspect. The incident is declared a terrorist attack. But the authorities aren't the only ones hunting Meg. Scared and alone, Meg seeks refuge with her father, Luke, knowing that every word she says puts him in danger too. But as the terrorism investigation closes in, Meg is forced to question everything: her friends, her cause, even herself. Was her group of activists infiltrated from the start? Or has someone twisted their mission beyond recognition? What happens when the truth is the first thing to burn? Where Truth Ends is a taut, character-driven thriller by award-winning author of Three Boys Gone Mark Smith, about what happens when the fight for change becomes a fight for survival.

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Recordings from our live writers talks that take place at the historic Clunes Railway Station on the second Sunday of each month.