SMSA (Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts)
Winton Higgins is a Sydney writer and senior academic. After an initial career in law, he has spent the rest of his working life as an academic in social science and history, at Macquarie University, then the University of Technology Sydney, where he is currently a visiting research fellow. He has a long list of academic publications, including the recent Politics against pessimism: Social democratic possibilities since Ernst Wigforss (Bern, Switzerland: Peter Lang, 2013), co-authored with Geoff Dow. His most recent published work, co-authored with Professor Colin Tatz, is the reference book, The magnitude of genocide (Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2016) which came out in the USA in March this year.LIMITED SEATS HAVE BECOME AVAILABLE.
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When your beloved husband of 47 years dies, what do you do? If you are Minnie Biggs, you journey to Antarctica — three times, of course.
In conversation with Winton Higgins, Minnie Biggs will share her moving memoir, Shards of Ice, a story about grief, life after love, travel and reconnecting with one’s self through the restorative art of writing and a good dash of spiritual inquiry.
Minnie feels strongly that it is most important that we all start talking about dying. It is never too soon to begin the conversation, with love.
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