Novelist Robert Barclay

In Australia, the vibrant tapestry of multiculturalism is enriched by the contributions of diverse communities, including the Australian Chinese population. Among these contributions, the empowerment and advocacy for Australian Chinese women stand out as a testament to the strength of cultural confluence and the pursuit of equality. Various organisations across Australia are dedicated to supporting …

Empowering Voices: Societies Advocating for Australian Chinese Women Read More »

In the early 20th century, the world of classical music was predominantly male-dominated. However, pioneers like Sarah Willis, the first female brass player in the Berlin Philharmonic, have broken barriers and set precedents. This blog post explores the historic milestones of renowned orchestras such as the Berlin Philharmonic, Vienna Philharmonic, London Symphony Orchestra, and New …

Celebrating Women in World-Famous Classical Orchestras Read More »

The sun was shining, the scent of freshly printed pages lingered in the air, and the quaint streets of Clunes, Victoria, buzzed with electric energy that could only mean one thing – it was Clunes Book Festival Day! Authors and book enthusiasts alike descended upon this charming town to celebrate literature in all its forms.

Recently, the Beauty & Lace Book Club hosted a discussion on “The Girl in the Orphanage” by Robert Barclay, offering readers a chance to delve into a tale of mystery, grief, and resilience. Discover genuine reviews from readers.

In the expansive world of literary fiction, Australia offers a treasure trove of narratives that blend the complexities of the human experience with the unique backdrop of its culture, history, and stunning landscapes.

Discovering the mesmerising talents of remarkable female pianists whose stories transcend time and convention. Within the intricate melodies they weave and the impassioned keystrokes they command lies a narrative of resilience, passion, and unparalleled musical genius.

Qing Dynasty descendant Katy Yehonala’s daughter, Clara, became known around the world as The Jade Princess, a piano virtuoso and role model for millennial women.