I know you’re terrified. Your heart quickens and your breath stops, every time you even think about it. And that sounds like melodrama, but you know it isn’t.
I feel like the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come sitting here on your shoulder (A Christmas Carol has long been my favourite Dickens story). It is December, a year before your book is due to be released and you are faced with your first structural edit. I want to shake you.
Tracy Ryan was born in Western Australia and grew up there as part of a large family. She has taught literature, creative writing and film
By LAURIE STEED [bctt tweet=”There is an awful lot of toss written about writing.” username=”MoniqueMulligan”] You know the type of thing. You can feel the
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.
By Lynette Washington [bctt tweet=”The short story is a form that is vulnerable to fashion.” username=”MoniqueMulligan”] Not in the way that a dab is; more
Rebecca Handler is from San Francisco and currently lives in Perth. She has worked in the philanthropic sector for many years and writes the blog One
Growing up, I always loved fantasy stories. I loved the action and adventure and dragons and kickass women taking charge of their own destinies and winning the hearts of the prince.
Jamie Le Fay is the author of Ahe’ey and is based in Sydney, Australia. She is an accomplished writer and speaker who focuses mainly on topics
Pamela Hart is the author of The Soldier’s Wife, The War Bride and A Letter From Italy (reviewed here), as well as the author of children’s fiction, epic fantasy, crime fiction
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