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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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Meg Caddy: Devil’s Ballast
And today the truly delightful and piratical Meg Caddy takes over the blog to talk about Devil’s Ballast, Lambert Simnel as a dinner guest, and witch trials. Oh, and cats.
1. What do new readers need to
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The Beast’s Heart: Leife Shallcross
Leife Shallcross is the author of several short stories, including Pretty Jennie Greenteeth, which won the 2016 Aurealis Award for Best Young Adult Short Story, and a graduate of the ACT Writers Centre’s 2016 HARDCOPY professional development program.
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Sorcerer to the Crown: Zen Cho
Photo by Jim C. Hines
Zen Cho was born and raised in Malaysia, and lives in London. Her short fiction has been nominated for the Selangor Young Talent Awards and the Pushcart
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The Bone Swans of C.S.E. Cooney
C. S. E. Cooney
(A.K.A. The Glorious Claire) is the author of Bone Swans: Stories (Mythic Delirium 2015), the title story of which was nominated for the 2015 Nebula Award. Her novella The Two Paupers, the second installment of her Dark Breakers series, will shortly be appearing in Rich Horton’s Year’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Focus 2014 Interviews: Faith Mudge
Today, Brisbane writer Faith Mudge talks about her Focus 2014 tale.
What was the inspiration for your story, Signature?
I was annoyed! I’d been reading a book about books, generally one of my favourite things, but
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Molly Tanzer: Vermilion
The wonderful Molly Tanzer’s astonishing Vermilion is out and you should read it. Yes, you should.
Set is the Wild Weird West, Publishers Weekly described it as “…a splendid page-turner of a Weird West adventure … this hugely entertaining mixture of
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Scenting the Drive-by: Mary Robinette Kowal
Mary’s first novel, Shades of Milk and Honey, the fantasy novel Jane Austen should have written, was released into the wild this year (via the good graces of
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