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Black-Winged Angels, Sourdough, and The Girl With No Hands are available now. Find where you can buy them.
And now featured in the upcoming Stephen Jones anthology: A Book of Horrors.
Tag Archives: Lee Battersby
Some wise words over at Tuesday Therapy
Lisa Hannett’s Tuesday Therapy blog today features Lee Battersby on the Nagging Call of Ambition.
Don’t waste your time comparing yourself to other writers.
Go here for ze rest.
Tagged angry robot, Lee Battersby, lisa hannett, tuesday therapy
Apparently, I am the Last Dangerous Carrot
Over at the Battersblog, Lee Battersby asked me for my thoughts about the writer as artist.
I am the last in a long line of folk doing cameos on this topic over here.
Sample:
The topic assigned by the boss of the blog is ‘The writer as
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Beautiful Carrots
Lisa Hannett talks about the writer as artist over at the Battersblog.
In February 1880, William Morris delivered a lecture before the Birmingham Society of Arts and School of Design, which was later published in a book called Hopes and Fears for Art. It was during this public lecture,
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Lee Battersby and QWC go together like peanut butter and jelly …
… or ramalamadingdong … or something …
Hey, look over there! An online writing course taught by Lee Battersby via the Australian Writer’s Marketplace Online Learning Centre, under the auspices of QWC. More specifically, Sci-fi short story writing over 6 weeks at a cost of $150. Can’t get fairer than that.
More details? I’m so pleased you asked – go Read more…
Ebooky Goodness: After the Rain special edition
The lovely Tehani at FableCroft is issuing a special ebook edition of the After the Rain Anthology as a fundraiser for the Qld Floods Appeal. There are the original planned stories in the ToC and this volume is augmented by essays from authors currently living through the floods.
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Australis Imaginarium – cover and pre-ordery goodness
Oooooh, the cover at last. And the order-ish details are here http://fablecroft.com.au/australis-imaginarium/pre-order-australis-imaginarium
Basically, it’s a book of quintessentially Australian fables.
“Once a Month, on a Sunday” by Ian McHugh
“Night Heron’s Curse” by Thoraiya Dyer
“Hunter of Darkness, Hunter of Light” by Michael Pryor
“A Pig’s Whisper” by Margo Lanagan
“Stealing Free” by Deborah
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ToC Australis Imaginarium
Tehani at FableCroft has announced the final table of contents for Australis Imaginarium:
“Once a Month, on a Sunday” by Ian McHugh
“Night Heron’s Curse” by Thoraiya Dyer
“Hunter of Darkness, Hunter of Light” by Michael Pryor
“A Pig’s Whisper” by Margo Lanagan
“Stealing Free” by Deborah Biancotti
“Suffer the Little Children” by Rowena
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Ditmar Voting
(snurched from Jason Fischer)
Looks like it’s time for Ditmar voting again. As this is the year of AussieCon4, it’s a great chance to showcase some antipodean talent.
Tehani Wessely is compiling a list, checking it twice, for eligible Aussies – it lives here https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhAUWipZqrNWdFljalBZWmJwSnc1cTJVT2s0ZnlMLVE&hl=en_GB#gid=0
It also seems I have four stories eligible:
Frozen
Light as Mist, Heavy as Hope
Words
The Girl with
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Tagged Alan, and Trent Jamieson, aussiecon4, Baxter, cat sparks, Chris Greene, Deborah Biancotti, dirk flinthart, ditmars, Felicity Dowker, frozen, Garth Nix, Gillian Polack, Heavy as Hope, jason fischer, jenny blackford, kaaron warren, kathleen jennings, Kirstyn McDermott, laura goodin, Lee Battersby, Lezli Robyn (also a Campbell nominee this year), Light as Mist, LL (Lisa Hannett), peter ball, sean williams, Steph Campisi, tansy rayner roberts, the girl with no hands, Thoraiya Dyer, words
