Jeannine Baker on Australian Women War Reporters
It was somewhat startling when I first saw a post about Jeannine Baker’s Australian Women War Reporters. Here in Australia we had just come out…
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Frances Watts: historical YA, Rome & Japan
Frances Watts’ YA novels hit all my buttons: thus far, she’s written about Rome and Japan, and they’re historical YA novels to boot (apparently,…
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Ray Celestin on New Orleans, murder & Jazz
I know you’re not supposed to judge a book by it’s cover, but I am absolutely attracted to distinctive covers, like a moth to…
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Kimberly Belle: writing, Amsterdam & strong women
I first found out about Kimberly Belle through what had to be an office’s Little Free Library. Out of the blue one day, a…
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Candice Fox: author and crime junkie
There are times when crime novels, like books other genres, tends to sound the same, and as a result it takes something unique…
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Gabriel Farago interview: on law & writing
Gabriel Farago is a lawyer with a career filled with potential ideas for any writer. He says on his website that he likes to…
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Holly Bodger interview: on India and women
It was a book meme that brought my attention to 5 to 1 — naturally. And at first, it was the cover that caught…
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ANJA: Lilli Waters on female body image
Photography is this mysterious art form that fascinates me — the light, colour and composition of photos is filled with such complexity it tends…
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MarcyKate Connolly: Monstrous and Ravenous author
I’m hopeless when it comes to covers — dramatic, colourful, the kind that make me stop and go ooooohhhhh, they’re our my first view…
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Lindsay Smith interview: YA, the Cold War and Dreams
One of the best things I love about memes is it’s the best way to find new authors and new upcoming titles I wouldn’t…
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