voice remains, as ever, invaluable". Howarth has been interviewed both within Australia and internationally about her books and the social issues they raise. Since publication Kate has conducted a number of memoir writing workshops, that include the prestigious Varuna Writers House in Katoomba and the South Arts in the Bega Valley. Kate has appeared at writers' festivals across the country. Her first her book Ten Hail Mary's was serialised on the ABC, with Kate doing the reading. Books Ten Hail Marys (2010) Settling Day (2015) Awards and nominations 2008 - Queensland Premier's Literary Awards (David Unaipon Award) - shortlisted for Ten Hail Marys 2010 - Victorian Premier's Literary Award - shortlisted for Indigenous Writing Award 2010 - The Age Book of the Year non-fiction winner References 1950 births Living people Australian non-fiction writers Indigenous Australian writers 21st-century Australian women writers 21st-century Australian writers