Australian Literature Month on Reading Matters
Here's a guest post by Elizabeth Lhuede on the Reading Matters blog on Australian Women Writers. It's gratifying to be mentioned in the company of so many other wonderful writers. This story of…
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What farms will look like in the future
'As the world's human population grows, we're reducing the amount of agricultural areas and forests. That's why some architects are working on concepts for sustainable skyscrapers and vertical…
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Favourite Books of 2012...
It's good to see When We Have Wings in this round-up of favourite reads of 2012.
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Winged Lover
Could see all sorts of images like this in the film or tv series...
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THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE - The Monthly
The September issue of The Monthly has arrived from the printers, with my piece on the landing of the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity and the landing party at Canberra Deep Space Network Tracking…
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Vleugels - my Dutch edition
The Dutch edition of When We Have Wings has been released with a gorgeous new cover by the classy Dutch imprint Uitgeverij Signatuur. In hardback.
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The Ned Kelly Awards
WHEN WE HAVE WINGS has been shortlisted for Best First Fiction in the 2012 Ned Kelly Awards.
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'An icy, grief-stricken story overshadowed by the twilight feel of Celtic myth...'
Author Michael Pryor asked me to write about my favourite book from childhood. Choosing a favourite book is impossible; would it be The Jungle Book or The Silver Chair, The Lord of the Rings or…
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'Lovely Sky Monsters'
Camille Seaman is an amazing photographer whose work I've just seen for the first time. The Atlantic has published a stunning photoessay on supercell storms; if you've read WHEN WE HAVE WINGS, you'll…
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My Essay, The Last Space Waltz?, Shortlisted for ABR Calibre Essay Prize 2012
The judges have shortlisted five essays for this year's Calibre Prize for an Outstanding Essay, which is worth a total of $10,000. They are 'The Last Space Waltz? Reflections on 2001: A Space Odyssey…