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25.01.2022 It's always pretty breathtaking to find your book in a bookshop, but perhaps even moreso when in Rome, and in such lovely company. Thank you La Feltrinelli, Sperling & Kupfer, Atria Books, Allen Unwin, et al ...
25.01.2022 And the second opportunity via Griffith Review our new Reportage Pilot Project. Please see details below and applications for this one close on September 22. https://griffithreview.com/griffith-review-reportage-proje/
23.01.2022 In my Griffith Review hat, I wanted to let you all know that our seventh Novella Project competition is now open you can submit novellas (fiction or creative non-fiction) between 15,000-25,000 words (or thereabouts) up until March 29 next year. Happy summer writing! https://griffithreview.com/novella-project-vii-open/
23.01.2022 I'm excited to be heading to Sydney in a minute to talk about Griffith Review's Matters of Trust collection with three of our contributors: Teela Reid, David Ritter and Frances Flanagan. We'll be at Gleebooks tonight (19 Feb) from 6.30 details via the link below. It would be lovely to see you there. https://gleebooks.worldsecuresystems.com/BookingRetrieve.as
21.01.2022 Delighted to be talking with Ashley Kalagian Blunt at Avid Reader Bookshop this coming Wednesday, July 24, about her extraordinary and powerful suite of work "My Name is Revenge". Details for booking tickets available via this link be lovely to see you if you're in this part of town. https://avidreader.com.au//ashley-kalagian-blunt-my-name-i
20.01.2022 There are so many fires still burning across Australia, and the season is stretch well into this year. I'm so grateful to be joining this group of Queensland authors at Brisbane City Hall on Friday, 13 March, for a night of readings from the books and words that have inspired us. All proceeds from the night will go to the Australian Red Cross. Come along and hear Melissa Ashley, Matthew Condon, Trent Dalton, Nick Earls, Anita Heiss - Author, Krissy Kneen, Melissa Lucashenko..., Kris Olsson, Sally Piper, Rebecca Sparrow, and Frances Whiting: Author. You can book via this Avid Reader Bookshop link it would be lovely to see you there: https://avidreader.com.au//fundraiser-stories-beneath-the- See more
13.01.2022 Delighted to be part of a fantastic-looking line-up for this year's "Best Australian Science Writing". Thanks to editor John Pickrell for choosing the piece; to NewSouth Books Australia for another year of this anthology; to Chris Dudgeon for providing Leonie the Wonder Shark; and to The Monthly for letting me write about her. The book will be launched and on-sale from early next month.
13.01.2022 Something for people in Brisbane: the next edition of Griffith Review Crimes and Punishments will be launched this Thursday, August 8, at Avid Reader Bookshop in West End, 6.00 for 6.30. There'll be a panel discussion with contributors including Kris Olsson, Matthew Condon and Yen-Rong Wong. You can RSVP via the link below it would be lovely to see you if you're around. https://avidreader.com.au//griffith-review-65-crimes-and-p
12.01.2022 And something for people in Canberra: the friendly folk at Muse - Food, Wine & Books are hosting an event with two of our contributors to Griffith Review's wonderful New Disruptors edition. I'm delighted to be heading south to talk with Ellen Broad and Tom Sears on Sunday, August 18, 3.00-4.00pm. Details via the link below it would be lovely to see you if you're in that part of the world. http://www.musecanberra.com.au/events
11.01.2022 Very excited that A Hundred Small Lessons has been chosen as part of this year's Kindle Summer Sale, which runs until February 24. All e-books 70% off and here's the link to take you there ... https://www.amazon.com.au/Hundred-Small-Less//ref=sr_1_87
10.01.2022 Very excited to discover that there's a new Dutch edition of "The Railwayman's Wife" heading out into the world ...
10.01.2022 Lovely that The Railwayman's Wife has snuck onto this summer reading list with special thanks to Kay Millican.
09.01.2022 It feels like it's been a big year, one way and another, but I'm not sure anything is going to top the astonishment of discovering that a book of mine was nestled on Barbara Kingsolver's nightstand ... not once, but twice; via Goodreads and in The New York Times! Posting with great gratitude, and signing off for 2018. A happy summer (or winter, depending on your location) of reading to you all. And thanks for your support for all my words. https://www.nytimes.com//barbara-kingsolver-by-the-book.ht
08.01.2022 Griffith Review's exclusive online summer reading offering this year is a beautiful series of essays by Tara June Winch to mark the International Year of Indigenous Languages. Coming to you every Thursday with two already online now.
07.01.2022 Hello everyone, the first of two opportunities available via Griffith Review this is a fellowship for a writer based in Queensland or with "demonstrable links to the state". Details are below (including a link to a handy set of FAQs) and applications close on September 16. https://griffithreview.com/queensland-writing-fellowships-/
05.01.2022 I'm looking forward to talking with Charlotte Wood about her stunning new book, The Weekend, next Tuesday night at Avid Reader Bookshop in Brisbane would be lovely to see you there if you're in this part of the world. https://avidreader.com.au/events/charlotte-wood-the-weekend
04.01.2022 Griffith Review is launching its #NovellaNovember campaign today in support of The Novella Project 2019 (entries for which are open now). Tips and stories from all sorts of different writers to celebrate and to inspire!
03.01.2022 Hello everyone, posting here with my Griffith Review hat on. I wanted to let you all know that our seventh annual Novella Competition is open until March 29. We're looking for submissions of creative non-fiction as well as fiction, and there's a wonderful prize pool thanks to Copyright Australia's Cultural Fund. Hoping some of you might be tempted to enter? Here are the details ... https://griffithreview.com/novella-project-vii-open-callout/
03.01.2022 Hello here's news of a Goodreads giveaway for the new US paperback of A Hundred Small Lessons. Follow the link between now and October 8 to go into the draw for one of five copies ... only available to readers in the US, I'm afraid. https://www.goodreads.com///284871-a-hundred-small-lessons
02.01.2022 I'm a little behind the eight-ball here, but wanted to celebrate the appearance, earlier this week, of the beautiful new American paperback edition of A Hundred Small Lessons with thanks, as always, to the friendly folk at Atria Books.
02.01.2022 And also delighted to be talking with Andrew Stafford at Riverbend Books about his wonderful and musical new memoir, "Something to Believe In". That's on July 23, and details for bookings are in the link below. Come along if you can! https://riverbendbooks.com.au//23-july-630pm-andrew-staffo
