and cocktail party
hosted by Robert Gott!
followed by discussion of book choices:
'Jasper Jones' and 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
at the Yacht Club, Port Fairy on
Saturday 4 September at 5.30 p.m. Cost $15
Auction of both books - proceeds to Indigenous Literacy Project. read more
HUGE SECOND HAND BOOK SALE
COMMERCIAL BOOKSELLERS OF OLD AND NEW BOOKS
VISITING WRITERS/SPEAKERS
Writing workshops
Literary lunches/dinners ![]()
Exhibitions
Schools competitions/debates
Poetry readings
Plays
Book launches ![]()
Open gardens
Children's events ![]()
Fun events![]()
IT CHANGES EVERY YEAR
Each September the Ex Libris Book Fair presents a programme to engage people of all ages and tastes.
Intimate sessions with visiting authors, often held in historic venues, allow for easy interaction between writers and their audience.
A highlight is the massive second-hand book sale from local, regional and Melbourne book-sellers.
All this and more in picturesque, coastal Port Fairy.
Download our 2010 PROGRAM (.pdf document - if you require a different document type to download, please contact us.)
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Ex Libris Port Fairy Book Fair
VALANGA KHOZA talks about life in South Africa before, during and after apartheid at Blarney Books & Art, Saturday 12 - 1 p.m.
AND
MICHELE GIERCK discusses her book '700 Days in El Salvador' and her experiences in other developing countries at the Lecture Hall, Saturday 1 p.m.
BOTH SESSIONS $5.00 ENTRY
Calling all POETS & Poetry Lovers!!
Two Rare Chances to Hear Fine Regional Poets
~ Readings by Homer Rieth & Dr. Brian Edwards, Poets' Corner - Sat. 10:30 am
~ Performance Poetry & Open Mic. with James Laidler, Warrnambool's award-winning poet - Sun. 10:30 am
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Luncheon and Book signing with Andy & Tilly Govanstone on Wednesday 12 May, 2010.

Literary Dinner
15th May
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DON'T MISS
This year's Fund Raiser
Continuing its tradition of showing romantic period drama, Ex Libris will host a special screening of Jane Campion's
Bright Star
at the Reardon Theatre, Port Fairy on
Friday 4 June at 7.30 p.m.



