Tag Archives: fantasy
Avid Reader Event: The Path of Thorns
Hey, folks. If you missed the function a fortnight ago for The Path of Thorns,despair not.
The fab Avid Reader is hosting an in-conversation next week betwixt myself and the lovely @trentonomicon.
In-face or en Zoom Tues 12 July, book here
https://avidreader.com.au/events/a-g-slatter-the-path-of-thorns
Also in the mail! All the Murmuring Bones …
I can’t believe I forgot to post this here – ARCs of All the Murmuring Bones arrived in my hot little hands the other week!

Preorder: The Tallow-Wife and Other Tales
Yes! At long last (my fault entirely) The Tallow-Wife and Other Tales is available for preorder from Tartarus Press. The words are by me, the art by Kathleen Jennings and the very lovely introduction by Helen Marshall.
This
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Cover Reveal: All the Murmuring Bones
I’m sooooooooo delighted to finally be able to show everyone the cover of my new novel! All the Murmuring Bones is set in the same world as the Sourdough and Bitterwood mosaic collections, and will be released into the wild
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Shadow in the Empire of Light: Jane Routley

Photo by Trudi Canavan
What do readers need to know about you?
I’m a Melbourne novelist though I spent 7 years living in Denmark which turned me into a rampant democratic socialist. I love prose that’s light and rich
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How beautiful is the cover for the Spanish translation of The Bitterwood Bible!!??
For a book that’s not actually out yet, The Wrong Girl & Other Warnings is getting read a lot! Brain Jar Press get their pre-orders out ahead of time – and because they print in-the-country-of-your-ordering, it’s
In the lead-up to the release of my new short story collection, The Wrong Girl and Other Warnings…
Now that I’ve crawled out from under the weight of finishing Morwood (it’s been sent off to my wonderful editor at Titan Books, Cath Trechman), I am trying to catch up on All The Neglected Things.
In theory, if all goes according to plan, The Tallow-Wife and Other Tales will be published in February this year. I say “in theory” not because of a lack of faith, but because of the bruising