Author Talk @ Caroline Springs Library
Join Darcy at the Caroline Springs Library to talk about all things After the Siren.
Tickets here.
Trans Book Festival: Writing the Neuroqueer Experience
It’s no secret that gender diversity and neurodiversity often go hand in hand, with a growing body of research pointing to a significant co-occurrence of the two experiences. There’s even a new word to describe this overlap: neuroqueer. But what does it actually mean to live and write at the intersection of these non-normative ways of being? For a deep dive into all things neuroqueer, join autism scholar Clem Bastow (Someone Like Me) and acclaimed writers Darcy Green (After the Siren), Jess Ho (Someone Like Me) and Kai Ash (The Boy Maeve). Chaired by Jasper Peach (My Body is My Home).
Festival passes here.
Trans Book Festival: Evening the Score - Sports Writing
Amid regressive debates about trans participation in sport, how can we reclaim a love of movement, play, and team fandom? In this powerhouse panel, hit debut author Darcy Green (After the Siren) joins award-winning writers Ellen van Neerven (Personal Score) and Dylin Hardcastle (A Language of Limbs) for an energetic conversation spanning AFL, soccer, surfing, and more. Chaired by Sam Elkin (Detachable Penis).
Festival passes here.
Keynote Address - Hot Takes and Ice Skates
A fun, interdisciplinary academic conference on the topic of Heated Rivalry & its many implications from LGBTQIA+ stories to sports culture.
Clunes Bookfair: Romance Fiction - First Time Lucky
A new wave of Australian romance authors is reshaping the genre. Powered by social media, romance is now a space for prioritising pleasure, challenging patriarchal norms, and telling stories that centre voices previously excluded. Join four writers, Emma Mugglestone, Holly Brunnbauer, Darcy Green and Cynthia Timoti, as they unpack why romance matters.
Book here.
Queering Home
A storytelling and spoken word event featuring an exciting line-up with Jax Brown, Kanika Chopra, Darcy Green and Elijah Money!
The Avid Reader - Darcy in conversation with Mel Saward
Darcy will be in conversation with Mel Saward, discussing After the Siren.
Tickets here.
The Next Big Thing: Fates and Furies
Darcy will join authors including Ange Crawford, Sophie Quick, Maithree Wijesekara, and Frances Newbound at The Wheeler Centre’s The Next Big Thing: Fates and Furies.
Tickets are available here.
After the Siren Launch (Sydney)
Join Darcy in conversation with Alex Larach to celebrate the release of After the Siren!
First Tuesday Book Club
Join Darcy and a group of other wonderful authors at the First Tuesday Book Club!
Books in Bars with Darcy & Emma
Join Darcy and Emma Mugglestone to talk about all things books, AFL and running.
After The Siren Launch (Melbourne)
Join us to celebrate the launch of Darcy Green's football romantic comedy, After the Siren.
Two teammates get off on the wrong foot … but might just stumble into love. After the Siren is a queer romantic comedy about inconvenient attraction, second chances and the joys of AFL.
Free, but bookings are essential.
EMERGING WRITERS FESTIVAL: Genrequeer
From an AFL romcom to Naarm’s underbelly, Darcy Green (After the Siren) and Thomas Vowles (Our New Gods) are two debut authors with books defying and redefining expectations of queerness in contemporary fiction. In conversation with online lit sensation Charlee Brooks (Grandpa’s Book Club), they’ll unpack what happens when traditional tropes are subverted in the romcom and thriller genres, and what it takes to publish and craft authentic, heartfelt novels.
In partnership with Melbourne Writers Festival
Signing at Hares & Hyenas (pre-release copies available)
Join Darcy from 1-2pm at Hares & Hyenas. Pre-release copies will be available, and you can also check out the Move In Pride Sports Expo taking place from 10am-5pm at the Victorian Pride Centre.