Join us as we travel back in time through 2022 with the authors that hit the road this year.
2022 saw a return to some semblance of normalcy, which included our authors hitting the road once again. Throughout the year, some of our fabulous Penguin Random House authors travelled the country going on book tours, making visits to bookstores and hosting signings and events.
In case you couldn’t keep up with the action, we’ve gathered up a few highlight photos to show all the hard work our authors put in to promote their books in 2022.
Authors on the road in 2022
Aunty Donna at a book signing to promote Always Room for Christmas Pud.
Benjamin Stevenson promoting Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone.
Christine Courtenay promoting and signing copies of Bryce Courtenay: Storyteller.
Fiona McArthur at an event and book signing for The Opal Miner's Daughter.
Fiona McIntosh promoting The Orphans.
Gabrielle Wang promoting Zadie Ma and the Dog Who Chased the Moon and visiting students as the Australian Children's Laureate.
Jacqueline Harvey promoting Willa and Woof.
Julia Gillard before her Sydney show promoting Not Now, Not Ever. Also pictured at Beyond Blue's Big Blue Table with Nat's What I Reckon.
Kate Waterhouse and Tobias Madden signing copies of their respective books, Sophia the Show Pony and Take a Bow, Noah Mitchell.
Margaret Hickey promoting Stone Town. (Psst . . . she even did a bookshop drop, dropping her book at over 100 bookstores!)
Melissa Doyle signing copies of Fifteen Seconds of Brave and talking about it on Sunrise.
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