#LoveOzLit: Annah Faulkner on pacing
Here, author Annah Faulkner takes a different view on pacing in writing — in fact, it’s the last thing she thinks about when she’s writing….
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#LoveOzLit: Anne Buist on pacing
Anne Buist is the author of the acclaimed Natalie King series, which begins with Medea’s Curse and continues with Dangerous to Know, out this…
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JM Green: Author Interview
After I finished reading Good Money, Stella, the main character, loomed large in my mind. She is a glorious mess, the kind that makes…
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WOW: Comfort Zone
Waiting on Wednesday is a book meme held over at Breaking the Spine where bloggers highlight what they’re looking forward to. This week, my…
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#LoveOzLit: Maria Lewis on the best way to learn pacing
Keeping it simple What I like about Maria Lewis’ quote above is that she is reminding us that reading your favourite authors and genres…
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Book rec: King of the Road
I found this gem while perusing the Random House website — completely by accident! It’s the story of David, who goes on the run…
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#LoveOzLit: Tony Park on pacing
Make or break Pacing really does make or break a book for me. I can’t pick what it is exactly, it can come down…
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#LoveOzLit: Ambelin Kwaymullina on characterisation
Respecting the experience of Indigenous and marginalised peoples Ambelin Kwaymullina is an author and illustrator and is of the Palyku people. She is the author of…
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#LoveOzLit: Eliza Henry-Jones on dialogue & characterisation
Dialogue and characterisation Eliza Henry-Jones is the author of the acclaimed In The Quiet, a story about a mother’s grief. Here she talks about…
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#LoveOzLit: Honey Brown on how not to write robots
No robots allowed Like Tony Park, author Honey Brown doesn’t believe your characters should be set in stone before your start writing. The plot…
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