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ON WRITING: LILY MALONE
Lily Malone might have been a painter, except her year-old son put a golf club through her canvas, so she wrote her first book His Brand
March 19, 2018
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Lily Malone might have been a painter, except her year-old son put a golf club through her canvas, so she wrote her first book His Brand
Ged Gillmore grew up in the Midlands of England before moving to London where he completed degrees in languages and literature at the University of London.
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I’m finally coming down from the buzz that was this year’s Perth Festival Writers Week … back to reality, sitting in an office in my
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Steve Heron OAM has a passion to power hope in children especially through children’s literature. His love of picture books is shown by his extensive collection. He craves
Vanessa Carnevale is an author and freelance writer based in Melbourne, Australia, where she lives with her husband and two children. In her early twenties,
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