Each week, we chat about the quirks and anomalies of the English language. And this week, we have a lot to say… Q: Hi AWC, could we maybe allot a few minutes this week to a pet peeve of mine? A: Sure. We have a lot of time to spare
In Episode 63 of So you want to be a writer: Australian writers on #WhereIWrite, the ethics of branded content marketing, famous authors who were rejected by publishers, the superpower all published writers have (and you can have too!), Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner on art, a street map made up of
We spotted both Michaela and Catherine in Sunday Life recently! Congratulations Michaela and Catherine! If you have a success story to share with us, you can do so right here. We’ll share it with the world! For more success stories, be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Deborah O’Brien is a teacher, visual artist and author of non-fiction books, articles and short stories. Her debut novel was the 2012 bestselling Mr Chen’s Emporium and her fourth novel, The Trivia Man, will be released in June 2015. In episode 16 of our top-rating So You Want to be
With the news this week of Tamsin Janu’s first book Figgy and the World winning the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards’ 2015 Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children’s Literature we wanted to revisit our fab interview with her last year. What an amazing result – congratulations Tamsin! Australian Writers’ Centre graduate Tamsin
O’ Caption! My Caption! It’s competition time again, and this week we’ll be asking for your best captioning efforts. But first, a little about the prize that’s on offer. There are in fact FOUR copies of Lindsey Kelk’s latest novel Always the Bridesmaid to be won. Lindsey grew up in
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