The Warsaw Orphan A veritable feast of heartbreak and history, The Warsaw Orphan takes readers into the Jewish ghettos in …
Comfort Reads with Ava January
Can you feel it? Winter is only a fortnight away and the temperature has dropped – if you are living …
Three things I learned while writing… All we have is now
Welcome back to our next RWAs ‘Three Things I Learned’ blog. Author Kaneana May lives on the picturesque North Coast …
Comfort Reads with Novalee Swan
Brrrr! It’s getting colder and colder now we’re heading into late autumn and the air is getting cooler, the days …
FABULOUS FICTION with Stella Quinn & guest Fiona Lowe
Fiona Lowe’s novels are beautifully crafted, fearless, and compelling, and A Home Like Ours is her outstanding new novel. A …
Comfort Reads with Charlotte Anne
It’s coming up to the colder months of the year and what does that mean? There is nothing better than …
Three things I learned while writing… Close to Home
Welcome back to RWAs ‘Three Things I Learned’ blog. Author, workshop coordinator and writing teacher Janet Gover is no stranger …
Australasian literary prize celebrating historical fiction genre now with CYA category
The ARA Historical Novel Prize is now the richest genre-based literary award in Australasia. The Historical Novel Society of Australasia …
Kiss and Tell |Pamela Hart
Pamela Hart has 1920s glamour, London’s West End theatre district and royalty all wrapped up in her latest release, The …
How to boost your… glamour with Anna Greene
Did you know that the words glamour and grammar originated from the same roots? The original Greek effectively translates as …