Author Interviews

“All my events have been cancelled and I can’t fly to the UK or interstate to promote Prey. But authors, blogger, book lovers and book shops (even those that have closed their shops) have been wonderfully supportive, like yourself, and it’s truly heartening. I feel very lucky.” – L.A. Larkin

“I worked hard on my MS for years making sure it was as strong as I could possibly make it before I wasted any agent’s time asking them to read it.”- Tess Woods

“I did have a clear idea of what the book was about and how it fitted into the market. In the case of The Single Ladies of Jacaranda Retirement Village, it meant identifying a social trend in positive ageing and a gap in the market for novels featuring older women.”- Joanna Nell

What to know how to sign a literary agent and get a publishing deal in Australia? Sasha Wasley tells us how.

“I found that, after so many years of butting my head up against publishing shut-doors, that I’d started to change my voice to suit some ephemeral, unknowable audience. I was trying to write how I thought people wanted me to, in contrast to my actual voice.”- Ben Hobson

This new blog series is really just an excuse to get some insider information from authors who have successfully pitched to an agent and had their book published!

This month i’m joined by Australian Author Vanessa Carnevale.

This new blog series is really just an excuse to get some insider information from authors who have successfully pitched to an agent and had their book published!

I’m thrilled to have Western Australian author Louise Allan to kick off the series.

An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire, is a novel which explores two women, a murder and the media’s coverage in a regional town. It has been shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award 2017.

Author interview with Faye Hall: On historical Aussie fiction, juggling parenting and writing, and what to expect next.