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Ladies of the Fright: Witches!!
Over Halloween I had a chat with the delightful and delovely Lisa Quigley and Mackenzie Kiera, the Ladies of the Fright! About witches (or my “witch work”). Me, sounding very Australian
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Conflux: A Grimm Tales Report
So the title is so misleading!
It was great! Grimm but great! But not grim.
As some of you’ll know from my constant stream of selfies (sorry!) I spent this
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Mermaids and Fairy Midwives
Over at the Review of Australian Fiction, Angie Rega and I have stories in the latest issue!
Mine is “The Little Mermaid, in Passing” (which took some inspiration from Mike Mignola’s “The Third Wish” and Damien Angelica Walters’
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Huzzah! Postscripts 32/33 Far Voyager
At long last the latest PS Postscripts anthology is available! It contains my story “Winter Children”, as well as tales by Lisa L Hannett, Angie Rega, Suze Willis, Alan Baxter, Gio Clairval, Rio Youers, Alison Littlewood, Gary Fry, and many
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Angie and Suze
Two of my very dear friends, who also happen to be extraordinarily talented emerging writers, Angie Rega and Suzanne Willis, are making names for themselves!
Visit Suzanne’s new website
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FAR VOYAGER POSTSCRIPTS #32/33
Huzzah! At last it’s happening! FAR VOYAGER POSTSCRIPTS #32/33 from PS Publishing is on its way. The ToC is awesome, and I’m really pleased
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Books arriving whilst I was away
Just some of the books that arrived whilst I was away at WFC:
Once Upon a Time: New Fairy Tales, edited by Paula Guran (Prime), has entered the world rather quietly but is gorgeous and loudly lovely. Stories by Tanith
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Launching: The Cobbler Mage
My lovely and talented friend Angie Rega is launching her first book this Saturday, 5 October 2013, at 5.30pm.
The Cobbler Mage will have champagne poured all over it at
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Black Apples
Black Apples from Belladonna Publishing has a Table of Contents to look forward to, not least because it includes Angie Rega and Alison Littlewood:
A Winter Evening – Sarah L
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Sydney Weekender
I’ve returned from a wonderful weekend in Sydney. Having lived there for four years at one point it was a bit weird to find that this time I felt like a foreigner there. Don’t
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