Tag Archives: Review of Australian Fiction
Mentee Spotlight
At any one time, I have several mentees and I’m very proud of them all, but recently three of them have had some great stories published, so here’s a little spotlight. They’re all writing in different genres, so there’s a range to choose from. Enjoy!
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2018 in review
Having spent yesterday excavating my desk for the purposes of organisation (resulting in a list of 32 items to do, 8 of which I managed to cross off yesterday eve), I’ve spent the morning crossing 3 more off said list
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Locus 2017 Recommended Reading List
The Locus 2017 Recommended Reading List is out!
I’m thoroughly delighted to see so many friends on the list – and even more delighted to see that Corpselight made the list too!
As did Winter Children and Other Chilling
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RAF
And here it is,the latest Review of Australian Fiction, with stories from yours truly and Mr Dennan Chew.
“Better Angels”
By Angela Slatter
‘How far down, missus?’
The woman’s staring not at the hole in the wet ground, nor at the tall bearded
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Review of Australian Fiction
I’m delighted to announce I’ve got a new story in next Tuesday’s Review of Australian Fiction.
“Better Angels” (I guess it’s my tribute to, maybe rehabilitation of, Barbara Baynton’s “The Chosen Vessel”) will be paired with new writer Dennan Chew’s
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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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Focus 2014 Interviews: Tansy Rayner Roberts
Tansy Rayner Roberts
This is the third year that indie press Fablecroft has produced a Focus volume, a series that collects an elite selection of work which has received acclaim via national and international Awards recognition. So,
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Over at Tor.com: St Dymphna’s School for Poison Girls
Art by Kathleen Jennings
The lovely folk at Tor.com have reprinted my Aurealis Award winning fantasy story “St Dymphna’s School for Poison Girls” in its entirety. And with all of Kathleen’s lovely illustrations.
“St Dymphna’s” first appeared
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Review of Australian Fiction
Today is a good day! The latest issue of The Review of Australian Fiction is out.
It contains Linda Brucesmith’s elegant and haunting “Pale Street” – she is an up and coming author and she is very, very good.
It also
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