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Gorgeous review of Dreaming in the Dark
Over at SF Book Reviews Mario Guslandi has very kindly reviewed Dreaming in the Dark, the Jack Dann edited anthology from PS Australia.
Readers and reviewers of dark fiction have certainly noticed, during the last years, that the number of Australian
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Dreaming in the Dark: Brisbane Launch
Oh, poor neglected blog, don’t worry. I’m home now for months on end and I swear I’ll not neglect you for a long while.
Which brings me to: the Dreaming in the Dark launch! In Brisneyland!
This is PS Publishing’s first Australian imprint
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Dreaming in the Dark
While I’m bombarding you, I may as well mention the new Dreaming in the Dark anthology, edited by the delightful Jack Dann.
This is the first cab off the rank for PS Australia (PS Publishing’s arm here in Oz), and features
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Review of Vigil in The Age
The delightful Rjurik Davidson reviews Vigil in The Melbourne Age (and the Sydney Morning Herald and The Canberra Times).
Vigil review: Angela Slatter creates a seriously weird version of Brisbane
Angela Slatter won the World Fantasy Award for The Bitterwood
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Appearance at the Wheeler Centre
I’ll be in Melbourne over the weekend teaching on Sunday, and on 
Monday 24 I’ll be doing a reading from Vigil as part of the Wheeler Centre’s The Next Big Thing.
Speculative Fiction
What if?Untether your
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Over at the Guardian: Science fiction and fantasy: the wonderful wizards of Oz
The Guardian has a look at the ’emergence’ of Australian SFF authors onto the international scene:
If your experience of Australian science fiction and fantasy is limited to Nevil Shute’s On the Beach and the Mad Max films, it’s time to take
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Meanwhile, over at Overland
The clever and talented Rjurik Davidson (he of the wondrous Library of Forgotten Books) reviewed my collection The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales. Below is a snippet and the rest can be read here.
Few writers have burst across the
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And we’re back – and a book in 24hrs
We’re back – sorry for the break in transmission.
We fell into the abyss between domain registrars (*shakes fist*), but thanks to the sheer bloodymindedness of the in-house IT Support Badger The Bones Remember Everything is once
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The Forgotten Books Drive-by: Rjurik Davidson
During the day, mild-mannered Rjurik Davidson lives in the guise of Associate Editor of Overland magazine. During the deepest watches of the night, he writes … short stories, essays, screenplays and reviews. Also, apparently, a novel (huzzah!):
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