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AUTHOR TALKS & EVENTS

History becomes most powerful when it becomes personal.

William A. Allan brings together family history, archival research, migration, the Isle of Mull and the human consequences of historical change in engaging talks for community, historical and literary audiences.

SPEAKING TOPICS

From Mull to the World

The family story behind Echoes of the Clearances and Dispossessed.

A personal journey through eviction, migration and memory, tracing one Mull family from Scotland to Australia and exploring how family history became the foundation for two novels.

The Clearances Through One Family’s Eyes

What did the Highland Clearances mean to the people who lived through them?

This talk moves beyond landlords, economics and statistics to explore the experience of one Mull family and the communities around them.

From Dispossessed to Settler

From clearance on Mull to a new life in colonial Victoria.

Following Margaret and Martin McGilvray from Scotland to Australia, this talk explores migration, settlement, belonging and the complicated transition from dispossessed family to settler family.

Turning Family History into Story

How records, places and memory become narrative.

A practical and personal look at transforming genealogy, archival research and family history into compelling historical fiction while remaining respectful of the evidence.

Who William Speaks To

Libraries • Probus Clubs • U3A • Historical Societies • Genealogy Groups • Scottish Organisations • Book Clubs • Community Groups • Literary Events

Talks can be adapted to suit the audience, available time and focus of the event.

Presenter giving a Speaking Talk with history slides.

Available for talks across Australia

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