Writer and Psychologist
On the blog today, debut Australian author JM Pearce stops by on her blog tour to chat about her writing journey and how her background in policing has influenced her writing style. Set in the Queensland bush, A Time to Run is a tense, gritty crime thriller featuring a cop-turned-victim and a chilling serial killer.… Continue reading Blog Tour: The Writing Journey of JM Pearce
Today on the blog, Australian author and midwife Fiona McArthur stops by to chat about how her midwifery background has influenced her storytelling. My review for The Homestead Girls was posted here yesterday. Hi Lauren, lovely to be here on The Australian Bookshelf to celebrate the release of The Homestead Girls. You asked me ‘how… Continue reading Guest Post: Fiona McArthur on midwifery and storytelling
Today Helene Young, one of my fave romantic suspense authors has stopped by to chat about her much anticipated fourth novel, Half Moon Bay. Eleanor Wilding in Half Moon Bay Lauren, it’s lovely to be a visitor on your blog. I’ve discovered many new authors in the last year through your great reviews so thank… Continue reading Aussie Guest Post: Helene Young chats about her protagonist in Half Moon Bay
Today, fellow Aussie Kathryn White has kindly stopped by to chat with you while i'm off travelling in India. Welcome Kathryn 🙂 Some classic Australian novels well worth a look (if you can find them). I confess. I love searching through second-hand bookstores. I love the smell of second-hand and aging books and, sometimes, the… Continue reading Guest post by Kathryn White: Classic Aussie Novels
This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by author, Ami Blackwelder. She gives us some pointers about the self-publishing industry. Tomorrow there will be a feature on my blog about her upcoming releases! Is Self-Publishing right for you? Look at me. My Shifter Evolutions saga is on the shelf… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with… Ami Blackwelder
This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by Australian rural author, Mandy Magro. She tells us what inspired her debut novel! G’day, I’m Mandy Magro. It’s lovely to be here and a big thank you to the Australian Bookshelf for having me drop by! Today I would like to share… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with… Mandy Magro
This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by author, Priya Vasudevan who lives in India. She shares the origins of her novel, Middle TIme. Time in the middle- ‘Middle Time’ I first saw Hampi by moonlight, the outer battlements of the city wall glimmering, and the enchantment slithered into my… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with… Priya Vasudevan
This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by author, T.P Boje. She tells us what inspires her to write. Inspiration can come from places you would never expect. Like something you read in a newspaper, or hear people talk about at work or from something you remember from your childhood.… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with… T.P Boje
This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by author, Natasha Larry. She has put together an aweseome character interview for her novel Darwin's Children. Hi, Natasha Larry here. I’d like to introduce one of my biggest fans, and fiancé Dave Dorr, who recently interviewed one of his favorite characters from Darwin’s… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with… Natasha Larry
It's Aussie August month! This week on Guest Blog Wednesdays at The Australian Bookshelf we are joined by Australian author, Helene Young. Helene has put together a great post about the setting of a story. A Sense of Place I grew up with my head in a book, often underneath the bedclothes with a torch when I should… Continue reading Guest Blog Wednesdays with Helene Young
