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A compilation of lectures and talks from this year's Melbourne Writers Festival.

Plotting the perfect crime – Tess Gerritsen and Michael Robotham

Birds of a feather – Jonathan Franzen

All That I Am – Anna Funder in conversation

Kate Grenville in conversation with Ramona Koval

Why we still need feminism – Sophie Cunningham

Ann Patchett in conversation with Jane Sullivan

1835: The founding of Melbourne – James Boyce in conversation

Hamlet's BlackBerry: William Powers on life in the digital age

Pakistan, Afghanistan and the struggle for democracy – Malalai Joya

Eliot Weinberger in conversation with Ramona Koval

Power without responsibility – Robert Manne in conversation with Eric Beecher

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