Tag Archives: Lee Murray
A.C. Buchanan: And Still the Forests Grow though we are Gone
A.C. Buchanan lives just north of Wellington. They’re the author of Liquid City and Bree’s Dinosaur and their short fiction has most recently been published in the Accessing the Future anthology from FutureFire.net and the Crossed Genres Publications anthology Fierce Family.
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David Versace: Seven Excerpts from Season One
David Versace (Twitter @_Lexifab) lives with his family in Canberra. He occupies his time between meetings of the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild with minor acts of public service. His work appears in the CSFG anthology Next and in the
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Martin Livings: Boxing Day
Perth-based writer Martin Livings has had over eighty short stories in a variety of magazines and anthologies. His first novel, Carnies, was published by Hachette Livre in 2006, and was nominated for both the Aurealis and Ditmar awards, and has since been republished
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AJ Fitzwater: Splintr
AJ Fitzwater is a meat-suit wearing dragon who lives between the cracks of Christchurch, New Zealand. A graduate of Clarion 2014, they were awarded the Sir Julius Vogel Award 2015 for Best New Talent. Their work
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Anthony Panegyres: Crossing
Continuing the series of At the Edge posts, Perthite Anthony Panegyres talks about “Crossing”.
Since 2011, Perth short story writer and PhD candidate at UWA, Anthony Panegyres, has had numerous stories published in anthologies and also Australia’s premier
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J.C. Hart: Hope Lies North
And we’re finally back with the At the Edge anthology interview series! Today, J.C. Hart talks about “Hope Lies North”.
J.C. Hart is a mother and writer who resides in Taranaki, NZ, cushioned between the mountain and the sea. She is
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E.G. Wilson: 12-36
E.G. Wilson cut her authorial teeth writing Sherlock fanfiction at uni when she should really have been studying. She fell into writing science fiction after being inspired by Star Wars, Firefly, and Tolkien’s Legendarium, and has since won NaNoWriMo every year since 2012.
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David Stevens: Crop Rotation
David Stevens lives in Sydney, Australia, with his wife and children. He has worked in criminal law for 25 years, including a year spent in The Hague recently working with an international tribunal. His fiction has appeared
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Jan Goldie: Little Thunder
Jan Goldie writes books and short stories. Her latest creation is a children’s fantasy adventure about a boy called Brave and a girl named True. The book features a magical world, strange creatures and months of travel without
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One Life, No Respawns: Tom Dullemond
Tom and Marcus
Tom Dullemond stumbled out of university with a double degree in Medieval/Renaissance studies and Software Engineering. One of these degrees got him a job and he has been writing and working in IT ever
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