As part of a week-long celebration of the Speculative Fiction Festival (taking place this Saturday – 16 March) at the NSW Writers Centre in Sydney, Kate Forsyth is running a series of interviews she’s done with several of the panelists — including me! — over on her website. Here’s a snippet: What is your latest book about? … Continue reading
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Good Style Knows No Tricks
I’ve been on a bit of a Tudors kick lately. I gobbled up Season One of The Tudors last week and moved swiftly on to Season Two. And as if that wasn’t enough, I’ve also been reading Margaret Irwin’s Young Bess — mostly because I love Irwin’s weird stories so much, I had to see … Continue reading
The Monstrous Allure of the Book
I’ve been down for the count for the past few days with a terrible cold — throat still throbbing, can hardly speak — so I missed this when it first came out last week: the piece I wrote about Margaret Irwin (she of the most excellent weird story ‘The Book’ and the fantastic slipstream/time travel … Continue reading
