Novelwords 1: Liz Foster chats about her novel 'The Good Woman's Guide to Making Better Choices'

Liz Foster chats with Janet Tweedie about her wonderful novel 'The Good Woman's Guide to Making Better Choices' - A novel partly set in Beechworth about marriage, fraud, and goat's cheese!

Liz Foster was born and raised in England before arriving in Australia in 1991 on what turned out to be the longest gap year ever. Following a career in strategic marketing and copywriting, she began making stuff up seven years ago – editing the fifty-page Australian Tax Office guide was the tipping point.
Liz is passionate about smart and heartfelt book club fiction – creating character driven, page-turning, uplifting stories in quirky Australian settings, with big themes that resonate. She lives with her family in Sydney, peppering them endlessly with questions about plot scenarios in between listening to podcasts, reading out loud and boring the dog senseless.

This session is for everyone who loves a good novel and who is, would like to be, or simply dreams about belonging to a book club!

You may also like the following events from Winterwords:

• This Sunday, 17th August, 04:00 am, Winternudes Creation in Beechworth
• Next Wednesday, 20th August, 06:00 am, Artchat: Exploring Myths and Archetypes in Art with Valerie Crosse and Darren John Pope in Beechworth
• Next Thursday, 21st August, 05:30 am, Poetrywords 1: Your Own Voice. A workshop with Frank Prem and Dr Rox Bodsworth in Beechworth