FINDING MY VOICE: Alissa Callen
Finding My Voice Alissa Callen The discovery of my voice happened while I wasn’t watching. Being a country girl, I’ve always written rural romance. But back in the [...]
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COVER REVEALS: Rachael Johns & Alissa Callen
Renowned Australian authors and writing buddies, Rachael Johns and Alissa Callen this week revealed their remarkably gorgeous covers for their September Montana Born Books [...]
RELEASE DAY NEWS: Fiona McArthur ‘Red Sand Sunrise’
RELEASE DAY NEWS Red Sand Sunrise Fiona McArthur Can three sisters save the outback town they’ve grown to love? When the father she barely knew dies suddenly, [...]
FINDING MY VOICE: Karly Lane
Finding My Voice Karly Lane / Karlene Blakemore-Mowle I’ll let you in on a little secret, when I first started writing I had no idea what a voice was … well, unless you [...]
WIP ME INSPIRED: Alissa Callen
WIP Me Inspired with Alissa Callen Inspiration Behind Down Outback Roads Down Outback Roads features the same small rural town of Glenalla that appears in Beneath Outback [...]
FRIEND OF THE BLOG NEWS: Rachael Johns WINS 2013 Best Women’s Fiction!
A massive shout-out and congratulations to a good friend of the blog, Rachael Johns who today took home the title of 2013 Book Junkies Choice Awards Best Women’s [...]
SPOTLIGHT ON… Aussie Rural Novelist: Cathryn Hein
CATHRYN HEIN: 1. Describe yourself in one word:I cheated and asked my other half. He replied ‘special’ (good man!), so I’m going with that. [...]
SPOTLIGHT ON… Aussie Rural Novelist: Jennie Jones
JENNIE JONES: 1. Describe yourself in one word: Artistic (with every idiosyncratic and wonderful thing that characteristic encompasses – be it introvert [...]
SPOTLIGHT ON… Aussie Rural Novelist: Rachael Johns
RACHAEL JOHNS 1. Describe yourself in one word: Chirpy 2. The best thing about being a wordsmith: Getting to play God with my characters! And [...]
SPOTLIGHT ON… Aussie Rural Novelists
What happens when you take popular women’s fiction, i.e.: chick-lit and cross it with paddocks that stretch on to the horizon, dust and hard-work, and maybe a handsome [...]
