Legacy Books: Erin Gough, Kerryn Goldsworthy, Foong Ling Kong, Ruby Hamad and Rebecca Shaw

Audio from the FWF18 Sydney storytelling event, Legacy Books.

Leading writers look to the past, present and future, as they ruminate on the feminist texts that have made an impact on themselves and Australia’s cultural landscape.

Listen to the podcast on the Writes4Festivals website.

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