Tag Archives: Lee Murray
Goal Setting (Literally)
I just wanted to give a shout-out to this wee book, Goal Setting (Literally), from Brain Jar’s Writer Chaps series (you can get it in ebook form or hard copy – and Brain Jar Press generally prints in your
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Relics, Wrecks and Ruins
I’m delighted to have a story in this new anthology edited by Aiki Flinthart! Relics, Wrecks and Ruins has an amazing ToC and can be purchased here.
Futures and Pasts, Fearless and Frightening. This is a must-read collection for all
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Into the Ashes: Lee Murray
1. What do new readers need to know about Lee Murray?
I’m a New Zealand writer and editor of speculative fiction for children and adults. I also write the occasional essay, review, and blogpost. Newsletters: almost never.
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Kaaron Warren: Tide of Stone
Today, the deceptively adorable Kaaron Warren talks specifically about her new novel, Tide of Stone, and about writing in general.
1. So, what do new readers need to know about Kaaron Warren?
I’ve been publishing fiction since 1993. Took me about
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Suspended in Dusk II: Dan Rabarts
Today’s SiDII author is Dan Rabarts, talking about his story “Riptide”.
1. What was the inspiration for your SiD2 story?
Several years ago I was working on story fragments for an anthology called Regeneration, and one of those story threads started with the
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Better Together – Collaboration as a Productivity Booster
Today, Dan Rabarts, a Most Excellent Writer, takes over the blog to talk about collaboration.
Better Together – Collaboration as a Productivity Booster
You’re a writer, you’re a creative. You wish you could produce more, but holy crap, there are only
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Eileen Mueller: Call of the Sea
Eileen Mueller lives in a cave on the side of a hill in New Zealand with four dragonets and a shape-shifter. Awarded a 2016 Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Youth Novel with Dragons Realm
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Jodi Cleghorn: The Leaves No Longer Fall
Jodi Cleghorn (@jodicleghorn) is a Brisbane-based author, editor, poet and small press owner with a penchant for the dark vein of humanity.
1. What inspired your At the Edge story?
The deciduous trees in my dad’s street in Ballarat had barely
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Summer Wigmore: Back When the River Had No Name
Summer Wigmore has written many books and published one, so far: The Wind City, published by Steam Press. This is their first foray into sending out short stories, and shows the excellent rewards of foraying. Lately Summer has also taken
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Keira McKenzie: In Sacrifice We Hope
Caution: might not actually be Keira McKenzie
Keira McKenzie resides in the desert lands far to the west across the Tasman ditch. In the city by the sea, she spends her time torn between drawing/painting and writing.
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