Tag: writing

Sarah Bailey

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Author Sarah Bailey’s international breakout debut ‘The Dark Lake’ garnered major awards and global praise, introducing tortured protagonist Detective Gemma Woodstock to the world of crime fiction. With the recent…
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Nick Hordern

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With a Sydney dominated by sly grog , street gangs, and the nation’s security services infiltrated by soviet spies, the reality of Australia's 'patriotic' response to World War Two doesn’t…
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Tony Cavanaugh

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Tony Cavanaugh is one of Australia's most successful television screenwriters and the author of the highly acclaimed Darian Richards thrillers. His latest novel Blood River features the hunt, catch and…
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JP Pomare

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JP Pomare's breakout suspense thriller Call Me Evie plays with the issues of memory and trauma, drawing heavily from psychological theory to inform his many twists and character motivations. In…
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John Connell

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Talking Celtic legends, Nazi cows and the farming circle of life, John Connell's 'The Cow Book' provides a rich and personal tale of the role of the cow in history…
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Jay Kristoff

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Jay Kristoff's science fiction and fantasy works have consistently topped the New York Times Bestseller lists. The Australia-based author often using the speculative fiction genres to address real world issues…
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Eileen Ormsby

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Journalist Eileen Ormsby was accused of running the world's most successful Murder-For-Hire website, following her investigation into the scams, drug markets and hurt-core sites of the Dark Web. Working with white-hat hackers,…
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Jack Heath

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Jack Heath is the author of more than 20 novels, with his most recent thriller "Hangman" an international success. Featuring a cannibal working for the FBI, Jack explains the fine…
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Robert Lukins

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Robert Lukins' debut novel The Everlasting Sunday is an eloquently sorrowful tale of a manor house for troubled boys, set within London's great freeze of December 1962. In conversation, Robert…
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Catherine Fox

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Author & Walkley Award winning journalist Catherine Fox outlines the economic benefits and societal need for equality in the workplace. Her deeply researched and optimistic book "Stop Fixing Women" challenging…
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