Diverse books: Candice Fox
I am a sucker for spoilers, so I’ve been devouring everything I can about Candice Fox’s most recent addition in her Archer and Bennett…
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Emma Viskic: on Resurrection Bay
Caleb, the protagonist in Resurrection Bay, first caught my attention because he is deaf and the possibilities that opened up in the narrative as…
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#5Books recs 4/10
I love unreliable narrators. LOVE. So I was pretty pleased with my recs this week. I also found a treat from an author aimed…
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‘Write what you know’ by Candice Fox
So Candice Fox is wracking up the awards for her Archer and Bennett series. First was the Ned Kelly award in 2014 for best…
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WOW: Resurrection Bay by Emma Viskic
Waiting on Wednesday is a wonderful weekly event held over at Breaking the Spine, and gives bloggers a chance to see what other bloggers…
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#LoveOzLit: Sean Williams, author of The Twinmaker Series
Sean Williams is the author of sci-fi, fantasy and kids whose bibliography kind of makes you want to go: woah. Oh and let’s not…
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Jaye Ford & her reluctant heroines
What I admire most about Jaye Ford is her decision to pursue her writing full time — to me, that leap of faith is…
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#LoveOzLit: Annah Faulkner on Write What You Know
Annah Faulkner makes an important point here — that authors can write of something outside their experience, but will it resonate with readers? Research…
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#LoveOzLit: Ambelin Kwaymullina on Write What You Know
Ambelin Kwaymullina is an Aboriginal writer and illustrator of the Palyku people. Here she talks about respecting the limits of a writer’s knowledge, which…
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Mitchell Hogan on Crucible of Souls: interview
Ah, Twitter. The giver of all things like letting me know when my favourite store — Galaxy Books — is holding a book launch…
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