Exploring feeling invisible with author Jane Tara

People and Lifestyle

Jul 16 2024 Updated July 17, 2024

Chloe Jaenicke

DISCUSSING INVISIBILITY: Author Jane Tara is looking forward to discussing her novel 'Tilda is visible' in Wangaratta this Saturday.

EXPLORE insights into the human condition with Jane Tara and Edgars Books & News as they discuss Ms Tara’s novel ‘Tilda is visible’ this Saturday at Café PreVue.

‘Tilda is visible’ is a departure from what Ms Tara has been writing in recent years and follows the title character, Tilda, being diagnosed with invisibility and grappling with the external and internal experiences of bei...

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