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Supanova in RAdelaide!!!
Woohoo! Supanova the Second – for me at least.
With my fellow authors (scribblers!) Maria Lewis, Jane Abbott, Alison Goodman and Alan Baxter, I’ll be at the SupaAuthors’ table, signing stuff, tallying redheads (Jane has a theory, we’re testing it),
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Talking writing stuff …
… over here I chat with the lovely Tarran for Collins Booksellers. A snippet:
What inspired you to start writing and what motivates you?
I always loved reading as a kid and after lights out I’d tell myself the stories that had been
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Cold Feet in Adelaide
So, my feet were frozen last night and I figured ‘I’m not going to have cold feet for another 4 days, so I will find the cheapest, crappiest slippers I can find and have warm feet.’
And lo and behold I found these – I look like a tie-dyed Yeti. I may even wear them to the Bluegrass launch.
Adelaide is Cold, but my Toe is Not Broken
I am sitting in a cafe in Adelaide’s Rundle Street, in excellent company: LL Hannett, Peter Ball and Jason Fischer. The company had better be excellet for it is freaking freezing here! We’re all writing, at different speeds, but we are writing (with intermittant yelling of ‘Why have you stopped writing???’). This works well. The second toe on my left
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NatCon! Or Why Did I Book Such an Early Flight??
Conjecture, aka the 48th Australian National SF Convention, will be occurring in Adelaide as of this Friday. GoH is the award-winning, best-selling (two words it’s always nice to see together, just like ‘choclit’ and ‘cake’ … mmm, wait, do the hyphenated words count as four words?) Julie E. Czerneda. Getting there will involve me getting out of bed at 4am tomorrow in order to
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Have I mentioned …
… the frog cakes? 
It’s a month only until I claim the 657 frog cakes in Adelaide that Jason Fischer has promised me.
There may also be some NatCon activity – a programme? Anyone? Oh, and Peter Ball’s novella Horn (Twelfth Planet Press) will be launched.
But mainly, there will
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