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Publishing News: Three-book deal signed with IFWG Publishing Australia
I’ve had some happy publishing news to kickstart 2022! I’ve just signed a three-book deal with IFWG Publishing Australia for my middle grade fantasy trilogy, ‘The Irrawene Chronicles’. The first novel in the series ‘Jonty’s Unicorn’ will be galloping its … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Fiction: Picture Books, Junior, Middle Grade, and YA, Speculative Fiction, Writing News, Updates, and New Fiction
Tagged fantasy, fiction, ifwg, IFWG Publishing, jonty's unicorn, middle grade, middle grade fiction, new book, publishing, publishing news, Rebecca Fraser, series, speculative fiction, The Irrawene Chronicles, unicorn, writing
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Why I Haven’t Slept Since February (AKA Latest Writing Wrap)
Ok, so perhaps I have slept a few hours here and there, but with all that’s been going on, let’s just say my relationship with coffee has moved to the next level. While the past few months have been fast … Continue reading
Posted in Speculative Fiction, Uncategorized, Writing Life: Wellbeing, Resources, Support (and Occasional Screaming Into the Void), Writing News, Updates, and New Fiction
Tagged anthology, australian author, coralesque, curiouser, deb sheldon, frankston arts centre, horror, horror writer, ifwg, magazine, micro flix, poem, poetry, Rebecca Fraser, short story collection, spawn, specualtive fiction, WiHM, women in horror
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September turned out to be a Horror-bly good month!
I’ll admit I’ve been feeling a little down on myself of late. Despite seemingly having all the time in the world due to Stage Four restrictions in Melbourne, I haven’t written any new words for weeks now. Covid and me…let’s … Continue reading
Interview with Australian Visual Storyteller, Nicola Tierney
I’m delighted to have Australian Visual Storyteller, Nicola Tierney, drop by the Writing and Moonlighting couch today for a chat about everything from her new book The Gribble’s Gift to her creative influences, to her miniature fantasy models, and her … Continue reading