Anthea Hodgson - Author In Conversation: The Palace of Lost Virtue

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The bestselling author of The War Nurses returns with a sweeping and unforgettable new novel set in goldrush era Western Australia. Anthea Hodgson’s The Palace of Lost Virtue is a story about the friendship between a sinner and a saint, and the space in between.

At its core, The Palace of Lost Virtue is a story of female friendship and resilience.
Amongst hardship, isolation and crime, the bond between Pansy and Marigold becomes a source of strength and survival. Their relationship offers a moving exploration of loyalty and compassion in a world that both divides and judges them.
Blending real historical events with beautifully written fiction, the novel shines a light on overlooked chapters of Australian history. From the lives of sex workers to infamous murders, Anthea Hodgson brings depth and voice to stories long ignored. With its combination of emotional intensity and historical insight, The Palace of Lost Virtue is a powerful story of violence, loss and enduring love.

Anthea's book will be available for purchase by courtesy of Dymocks Booksellers and Anthea will be happy to sign copies of her book.

Please note: Wine will be served at this event

About The AuthorAnthea Hodgson is a Western Australian author from the WA Wheatbelt and a former radio producer who has worked across WA, NSW and Queensland. She is the author of The Drifter, The Cowgirl and the highly acclaimed historical novel The War Nurses, inspired by the true events of the Bangka Island Massacre. Anthea is also…