Research Vs Creativity
Megan Goldin on finding balance for her psychological thriller, The Girl in Kellers Way. It occurred to me while researching blood splatter and murder scene forensics that my Internet browser history […]
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ICYMI: Our Magic Hour, the debut by one of Australia’s best young novelists
Jennifer Down has been named by The Sydney Morning Herald recently as one of the best young novelists of 2017. Her debut novel charts the aftermath of a young woman’s suicide, and […]
The Devil’s in the Detail: Sandi Wallace on Dead Again
Based in the Dandenong Ranges, crimewriter Sandi Wallace sets her thrillers in the rural landscapes of Victoria. Her debut, Tell My Why, won the 2015 Davitt Award Reader’s Choice, and now […]
What Kids are Reading and Why we Commissioned the High/Low Series by Hannah Rolls (Commissioning Editor for Fiction & Poetry at Bloomsbury Education)
Originally posted on Education:
I’m always interested to hear more about what books children are reading so I was excited to see the recent release of the 2017 ‘What Kids…
Librarians’ Top April Read
We asked our subscribing librarians to choose their favourite book from the April edition, and the votes have come in. This month’s favourite is The Fourteenth Letter by Claire Evans! […]
See What I Have Done: The Lizzie Borden Mystery
Lizzie Borden took an axe And gave her mother forty whacks, When she saw what she had done, She gave her father forty-one. Sarah Schmidt found out about axe murderess […]
What would alien interaction look like? A Q&A with Clayton Graham
Former aerospace engineer CLAYTON GRAHAM’s new sci-fi novel, Milijun, kicks off when a lunar exploration uncovers a host of strange, metre-tall creatures with membranes that stretch between their arms and bodies; […]
