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Monopoly

Sat, Jul 18, 2:00 AM
From Sydney Monopoly Boardgame Group
4.7
12 attendees
Speculative Writing in Focus: Make Talk Matter – Zena Shapter

Speculative Writing in Focus: Make Talk Matter – Zena Shapter

Sun, Jul 19, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Speculative Scribes
4.8

**If you're coming, [please RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zena-Shapter-%E2%80%93-Make-talk-matter-1990461566126#) as well as here so they can keep track of numbers.** Speculative Writing in Focus is a craft-focused day at the Willoughby Literary Festival. This year we'll present a series of free lecture-style sessions so as many people as possible can obtain the benefit of a workshop in the space of an hour. **Make Talk Matter** Explore how dialogue shapes character, voice and worldbuilding through practical writing techniques and tips. Speech can humanise stories, shape fictional worlds and give characters a distinct voice. This session explores how effective dialogue strengthens storytelling and helps conversations feel natural, purposeful and engaging. **[Please RSVP through the library.](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zena-Shapter-%E2%80%93-Make-talk-matter-1990461566126#)** **About Zena Shapter** Zena Shapter is a multi award-winning author of science fiction, fantasy, speculative and contemporary fiction, conjuring journeys into the beyond and unusual. Author of *When Dark Roots Hunt*, *When Dark Waters Burn*, *Towards White*, and co-author of *Into Tordon*, she’s a 'writer with a need for adventure' (*Midnight Echo* magazine), writing 'cold and brutal' stories (Tor.com), who 'deserves your attention' (Lillian Csernica, Tangent Online). She loves movies, frogs, chocolate, potatoes and living with her family on Sydney’s beautiful Northern Beaches, where she’s also an inclusive creativity advocate, writing mentor and editor. Find her online via [zenashapter.com](https://zenashapter.com/) and Instagram [@ZenaShapter](https://www.instagram.com/zenashapter/). ***Did I mention you should [RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zena-Shapter-%E2%80%93-Make-talk-matter-1990461566126#) to make sure they know our numbers?***

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7 attendees
Board Games in a Bar. Someone Had To

Board Games in a Bar. Someone Had To

Thu, Jul 16, 8:00 AM
From Surry Hills Board Games Meetup Group
4.5

The Art Syndicate's weekly games night has been running for over two years. The regulars keep coming back. That's the whole story, really. Come as you are. **If you've got $10 to spend at the bar, that's what keeps the collection growing**. A wine, a beer, something non-alcoholic, and you're set for the night. **If money's tight, just show up. We'd rather have you in the room.** **External food is welcome.** For the after-work crowd, we often end up eating together anyway. Lisa and Saxon know the collection inside out. Tell them what you're after, something fast and social, a deep strategy game, or you've never touched a board game in your life, and you'll be sorted in five minutes. We've got titles that'll become new favourites and rare gems for the dedicated gamers. The room fills up with people who came once and never stopped coming back. Solo, with friends, or somewhere in between, it works either way. Come find out why. 🎲 Come find out why. **🎲 What's on the table** **Party & social** Coyote · Exploding Kittens · Ghost Court · Here to Slay · Monikers · Munchkin · No Ducks Given · Sushi Go · Telestrations · Trolley Problem · Uno: No Mercy · A Fake Artist Goes to New York **Social deduction** Blood on the Clocktower · Codenames · Coup **Strategy** Arcs · Carcassonne · Catan · Railroads · Sidereal Confluence · Ticket to Ride: Europe **Mystery & investigation** Awkward Guests · Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective · This Game is Killer: Frozen Horrors **Co-op** Magic Maze · Pandemic Legacy · Puzzle Box **Team** Captain Sonar **Classics** Cards · Chess · Scrabble *Want something specific? Give us a heads up and we'll have it ready.* 📍 Surry Hills (address on RSVP) 🍷🍺🥤 Wine, beer & non-alcoholic 🎲 Full games library all night 🕛 Bar open until midnight *— Lisa & Saxon* ***

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2 attendees
Willoughby Literary Festival: Kate Forsyth

Willoughby Literary Festival: Kate Forsyth

Sun, Jul 19, 1:15 AM
From Sydney Speculative Scribes
4.8

**If you're coming, [please RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Kate-Forsyth-in-conversation-with-Sue-Williams-1990532314737#) as well as here so they can keep track of numbers.** Join Kate Forsyth in conversation with Sue Williams as they discuss Kate’s latest book *The Changeling*. Hear the inspirations behind her compelling literary work exploring shame, identity and resilience across 19th- and 20th-century Australia. **[Please RSVP through the library.](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Kate-Forsyth-in-conversation-with-Sue-Williams-1990532314737#)** **About Kate Forsyth** Kate Forsyth is an award-winning author and oral storyteller whose work is inspired by Scottish history, folklore and fairy tales. Her books include *The Changeling*, based on the first Scottish witch hunts of the 16th century, *Psykhe*, *Bitter Greens* and *The Witches of Eileanan*. Kate holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts in fairy tale studies, leads literary tours and writing retreats, and has sold more than 1.5 million books in 20 languages. **About Sue Williams** Sue Williams is a best-selling author, and award-winning travel writer and journalist. She has written three historical novels set in early colonial Australia: *Elizabeth & Elizabeth*, *That Bligh Girl* and *The Governor, His Wife and His Mistress*, but her latest book is a historical novel with a personal story at its heart, *The Duke's Secret*, about the Duke of Wellington and his affairs. They're in addition to her over 30 non-fiction books. ***Did I mention you should [RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Kate-Forsyth-in-conversation-with-Sue-Williams-1990532314737#) to make sure they know our numbers?***

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7 attendees
Games Night in Maroubra at First Games

Games Night in Maroubra at First Games

Wed, Jul 15, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Game Lovers
4.8

First Games Maroubra is situated in the heart of Maroubra, above Lovely Dogs and next to Mortgage Choice (cnr Boyce and Anzac Parade). Free parking and great buses. FREE for first-timers, kids, NDIS (and their carers) ... $5 for everyone else. There are always people in attendance, even if they haven't RSVP'd here. We were only closed once last year and that was Xmas to NY week. There is a games library and many of us also bring our own games too. There are lots of food places all around the area. Looking forward to seeing you there.

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1 attendee
Speculative Writing in Focus: Writing for Different Formats – Zahid Gamieldien

Speculative Writing in Focus: Writing for Different Formats – Zahid Gamieldien

Sun, Jul 19, 2:45 AM
From Sydney Speculative Scribes
4.8

**If you're coming, [please RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zahid-Gamieldien-%E2%80%93-Writing-for-different-formats-1990532781132) as well as here so they can keep track of numbers.** Speculative Writing in Focus is a craft-focused day at the Willoughby Literary Festival. This year we'll present a series of free lecture-style sessions so as many people as possible can obtain the benefit of a workshop in the space of an hour. **Writing for Different Formats** When should an idea become a novel and when is it a short copy? What if it’s better as a screenplay or a game? This talk examines how genre connects to format through a speculative lens. **[Please RSVP through the library.](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zahid-Gamieldien-%E2%80%93-Writing-for-different-formats-1990532781132)** **About Zahid Gamieldien** Zahid Gamieldien is an author, screenwriter, editor and writing tutor. His short fiction has appeared in literary journals including *Overland*, *Meanjin*, *Kill Your Darlings*, *Island Magazine* and many others. He’s received two major arts grants from Create NSW and his unproduced screenwriting has been listed for awards in Australia and overseas. As an editor and writing tutor, he's helped several authors get their work into print. His debut novel, *All the Missing Children*, was published in 2024, and his next novel will be released in 2027. ***Did I mention you should [RSVP through the library](https://libraries.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Zahid-Gamieldien-%E2%80%93-Writing-for-different-formats-1990532781132) to make sure they know our numbers?***

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Event and group availability depends on the participants' interest and activity level. While enthusiastic hosts likely ensure consistent events, frequency can vary.

Meetup facilitates both online and in-person events based on the organizers' preferences. The focus is on community and connecting over shared interests, whether digitally or face-to-face.