Everywhere I Look by Helen Garner: Book Review
What is this about?: A collection of stories from Helen Garner, spanning death and grandchildren, Rosie Batty, and how she felt reading Jane Austen’s…
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#LoveOzLit: Annah Faulkner on editors
When I first started editing, I went into it with the impression that editors tell authors what works and what doesn’t, and they have…
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Waiting on Wednesday: Night Swimming
Every week over on Breaking the Spine, bloggers share the titles they’re most looking forward to. And this week, my pick is Night Swimming, due…
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#5books: book recs that don’t have the Xmas spirit
There are plenty of lovely lovely bloggers out there that are firmly in the Christmas spirit. I am not there yet. First, lies. Lots…
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#LoveOzLit: Tony Park on the complexity of international publishing rights
Tony Park offers some practical advice I’m not sure aspiring writers even think about: international rights. Pretty mundane right? But in the grand scheme…
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#LoveOzLit: Maria Lewis on what she wished she knew about Publishing
NaNoWrimo is upon us and all you wonderful writers out there are working on your first, second or third or more novel! How you…
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#5books: Beware, here there be book recs
For the first rec this week, I have two words that explain what’s been on my mind: Benedict Cumberbatch. Dr Strange. Well, ok, four….
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#LoveOzLit: AJ Betts on rhythm and rhyme
I have a confession to make: I had to look up Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes. I feel utterly ashamed, because I couldn’t for the…
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#LoveOzLit: Anne Buist and the genres she’s explored
Anne Buist is an acclaimed author of the Natalie King, Forensic Psychiatrist Series but I did know about her forays into other genres before…
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Waiting on Wednesday: Dead in the Water
Waiting on Wednesday is held over on Breaking the Spine every week where bloggers highlight the titles they’re waiting for every week. This week…
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