Endicott Redux spotlights Australian artist Nadia Turner, and Justine Larbelestier shares two artworks from Nick Stathopoulos, one of which is a portrait of Shaun Tan.
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Endicott Redux spotlights Australian artist Nadia Turner, and Justine Larbelestier shares two artworks from Nick Stathopoulos, one of which is a portrait of Shaun Tan.
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Station 31's Nat Chat recently interviewed Sean McMullen. The video is available for streaming online or as a windows media download.
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The Complete Guide to Writing SF (for which Ian wrote the chapter on book promotion) published in print and e-editions last year by Dragon Moon Press has won the EPPIE award for best electronically published non-fiction book.
Aurealis magazine owes Stephen Higgins a debt of thanks for his work since September 2006. But with his own professional workload growing Stephen has decided to step down from day-to-day activities on Aurealis. Thanks for all your work, Stephen it was greatly appreciated. Stuart Mayne continues as sole editor of Aurealis magazine.
Book and magazine editor Stuart Mayne has worked in publishing as an editor for 16 years or so. Stuart has worked at Chimaera Publications since October 2004. He has been editing Aurealis in conjunction with Stephen Higgins since September 2006.
Which Australian author wrote the best horror story or novel in 2007? The Australian Horror Writers Association is on the brink of answering that question with the release of the finalists for the 2008 Australian Shadows Award. The Australian Shadows Award is an annual jury-judged literary award issued by the Australian Horror Writers Association (AHWA) that honours the best works of Australian dark fiction published in the preceding year.
This year's panel of judges named finalists from Sydney (Terry Dowling), Melbourne (Matthew Chrulew), Brisbane (Jason Nahrung), Adelaide (David Conyers), and Perth (Martin Livings), making the 2008 shortlist a truly interstate affair.
An audio interview with Fiona McIntosh about her book "Goddess".
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The Word Nerd has a short interview with Karen Miller.
Juliet Marillier writes about inspiration, and Sophie Masson writes about young readers.