To the Highlands is a work of fiction. Any similarities between the characters in this book and real people, living or dead, are coincidental.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
WORDS OUT
SUNDAY 24.2.13
7PM - 8.30PM
ALBANY TOWN HALL
$20
FOOD INCLUDED
ALBANY TOWN HALL
$20
FOOD INCLUDED
STORY TELLERS: Lawrence Norfolk (UK), Gus Gordan
(NSW),
Ailsa Piper (Vic), Steven Poole (UK), Jon Doust (WA Albany),
Virginia Jealous (WA Denmark), Sharon Huebner (Vic), Anne de Courcy
(UK), Dianne Wolfer (WA Albany), Isobelle Carmody (Vic).
MC Simon Smale
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Monday, December 17, 2012
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Why author Jon Doust is going To The Highlands
ABC Radio National
Do you remember your first job, your first year away from home? Jon Doust remembers, and his new novel To the Highlands is loosely based on his time as a bank clerk in Papua New Guinea.
To The Highlands is the second book in Jon Doust's Jack Muir trilogy. The first, Boy on a Wire, was
shortlisted for the Miles Franklin award, and told the story of Jack's
troubled time at his private boys school in Perth. This time it's 1968,
Jack is 19. He's dropped out of school and he's about to set off on an
adventure that will change his life.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
RN Tweets
.@JonEDoust says he tried to live a life of manliness that was foreign to him. He depicted this in his earlier novel #BoyOnAWire
.@JonEDoust says at 19 he 'was a troubled boy' just like his character Jack Muir. #abcrn
And now... #ToTheHighlands with author @JonEDoust. Jack is 19. He's dropped out of school & setting off on a life changing adventure #abcrn
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
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