Troy Hunter

BWC Writers Explore April – How to Write a Crime Story with Troy Hunter

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– Access into the library will largely be limited to the Lyttleton Terrace entrance.

Do you love crime stories, especially Agatha Christie? Maybe you’re a budding mystery author yourself? Why not join best-selling YA crime author, Troy Hunter, as he talks about the nuts and bolts of how to write a whodunnit and take you through some practical tips on how to construct your own crime story.

Originally from Bendigo, Troy Hunter is a writer of page-turning, dark, fun, heartfelt teen crime novels. His debut novel Gus and the Missing Boy (2024)was shortlisted for both the Ned Kelly Award and the BAD Sydney Danger Award for Best Debut Crime Fiction. The sequel Gus and the Burning Stones came out in 2025. He is currently working on an adult crime novel and a third Gus novel. He’s passionate about getting reluctant readers, especially boys, into reading books, and is also the cohost of the podcast Queer Writes Sessions.

Bring pens and paper and be inspired.

When: 7–9 pm, Wednesday 29 April 2026

Where: Bendigo Library

Cost: $10

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Support for this publication has been provided by

La Trobe University

Bendigo Campus