Into the Heart of the Himalayas - Jono Lineen speaks about his 2700 kilometre-solo trek
Thursday, Oct 23, 2014
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Into the Heart of the Himalayas
“His voice is as measured as the footsteps he takes; it is informed and intelligent and yet his ideas are as simple as the tea and lentils he ate while hiking.” Sydney Morning Herald
“The gestation of this book has been almost 20 years, but the wait has been worth it.” Good Reading Magazine
Jono Lineen is a author, curator and public speaker whose writing is informed by landscape and humankind’s connection to it. His recent book Into the Heart of the Himalayas is the narrative of a 2700-kilometre solo trek he made through the Western Himalayas and its connection to his coming to terms with the tragic death of his younger brother.
His first book River Trilogy was a comparative travelogue on three of the world’s great rivers, the Ganges, the Rhine and the Tatshenshini. Currently he works as a curator at the National Museum of Australia; his latest exhibition is Lag | Meta | Aus, Home in the Torres Strait.
When: 6pm Thursday October 23, 2014
Where: Asia Bookroom, Unit 2, 1 - 3 Lawry Place, Macquarie. ACT
RSVP: By the 22nd of October, either by phoning 6251 5191 or Email Us
Admission by gold coin donation to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation
If you can't join us on October the 22nd and would like to buy a signed copy of Into the Heart of the Himalayas, let us know as it can easily be arranged.