Masterclasses for living an exceptional life, presented by the UNSW Centre for Ideas.

Have you ever wondered how ordinary people become extraordinary? How to be is a new content series by the UNSW Centre for Ideas that explores the craft of creative, talented people who are at the top of their field. Part masterclass and part profile, this series is a rare window into the working lives of exceptional people and what inspires them while sharing how others can forge their own paths. 

 

Masterclasses for living an exceptional life, presented by the UNSW Centre for Ideas.
Have you ever wondered how ordinary people become extraordinary? How to be is a new content series by the UNSW Centre for Ideas that explores the craft of creative, talented people who are at the top of their field. Part masterclass and part profile, this series is a rare window into the working lives of exceptional people and what inspires them while sharing how others can forge their own paths.&nbsp;
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An initiative of UNSW Sydney, the Centre for Ideas is a thought-provoking program of events and digital content from the globe's leading thinkers, authors and artists.

An initiative of UNSW Sydney, the Centre for Ideas is a thought-provoking program of events and digital content from the globe's leading thinkers, authors and artists.

An initiative of UNSW Sydney, the Centre for Idea…

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Masterclasses for living an exceptional life

How to be

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed writer Anna Funder shares how to be a best-selling author.  

In 1997, Anna Funder left Australia for Berlin. She told everyone that she was leaving to write a book, and now the pressure was on to deliver. Six years later Anna published Stasiland, stories gathered about life in East Germany from the people she interviewed during her time in Berlin.  

 Stasiland would go onto to win the Samuel Johnson Prize, be translated into a dozen languages and taught in Australian classrooms. Anna's work centres on untold stories of women whose pivotal role in history has either been brushed aside or concealed.  

In the 23 years since her first book was published, Anna has written two more highly prized books: All That I Am and Wifedom, which was named a NYTimes notable book of the year.  

Tune in to hear Anna’s advice on how to be a bestselling author.

For more UNSW Centre for Ideas podcasts, visit unsw.to/cfi-podcast

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed writer Anna Funder shares how to be a best-selling author.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In 1997, Anna Funder left Australia for Berlin. She told everyone that she was leaving to write a book, and now the pressure was on to deliver. Six years later Anna published Stasiland, stories gathered about life in East Germany from the people she interviewed during her time in Berlin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;Stasiland would go onto to win the Samuel Johnson Prize, be translated into a dozen languages and taught in Australian classrooms. Anna's work centres on untold stories of women whose pivotal role in history has either been brushed aside or concealed.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In the 23 years since her first book was published, Anna has written two more highly prized books: All That I Am and Wifedom, which was named a NYTimes notable book of the year.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Tune in to hear Anna&rsquo;s advice on how to be a bestselling author.
For more UNSW Centre for Ideas podcasts, visit <a href="https://unswcentreforideas.com/podcasts">unsw.to/cfi-podcast</a>

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed writer Anna Funder shares how to be a best-selling author.   

How to be

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