May 14th, 2023Daylesford’s De Saint Phalle launching new book

Daylesford author Catherine de Saint Phalle moved to the region in 2019, just before lockdown, using the time to write another book.

Daylesford author Catherine de Saint Phalle moved to the region in 2019,
just before lockdown, using the time to write another book.
Call Me Marlowe is published through Transit Lounge Press. It was released
on May 1 with an official launch to take place at Brunswick Bound bookshop in
Melbourne this Thursday, May 18. Journalist Tony Sawrey spoke with Catherine and his story
will run in the May 22 edition of The Local.

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May 14th, 2023Daylesford’s De Saint Phalle launching new book

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