Australian Romance Readers Convention 2013 – Registration open
Yes, it’s the event we’ve all been waiting for—ARRC 2013 registration is now open to readers.
You can find a link to the ARRC 2013 brochure and registration at the ARRA blog. The event will be held at The Mercure, Brisbane from March 1 to March 3. The keynote speakers will be Kristan Higgins, Anne Gracie and Rachel Vincent.
Registration rates
Early-bird — $214/$234
From November onwards — $244/$264
Day rate — $144
Book signing only — $7.50/$10
Registration closes February 27, but a late fee of $30 applies after 22/2.
* Day and book signing only registration will be available in November.
Social functions
Welcome reception — $39/$63
Awards dinner — $58/$92
The cheaper rate doesn’t include drinks.
Have you registered yet? Which events and speakers are you most excited about?
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I am 80% sure that I am going to go, bt not quite there yet. Kristan Higgins is a huge draw for me.
I’m hoping to come along to this Brissie event next year! I’m saving my pennies coz i also want to go to the RWA conference :-)
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