author Q&A
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Q&A with Aussie Indie Fantasy Author Helen Scheuerer
I have been loving to the authors of some of my favourite Aussie indie books the past few weeks and getting to chat books and reading. One name that has come up several…
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Q&A with Aussie indie fantasy author P.J. Nwosu
If you’ve been here before you might know that I adore Poppy Nwosu’s writing in her contemporary YA books and was thrilled when she announced she was going to be writing dark adult…
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Q&A with Aussie Indie Author Katie Montinaro
We all know I love a festive romance and this year I’ve been really keeping an eye out for Aussie Christmas stories. A few weeks ago I reviewed Katie Montinaro’s A Holly Jolly…
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Q&A with Aussie kids author Jeremy Lachlan
I’ve been reading more and more middlegrade/children’s fiction novels by Aussie authors over the past few years – as my daughter grows our reading tastes seem to be coming closer to each other…
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Q&A with Aussie Indie Fantasy Author Lauren Searson-Patrick
Today I have the pleasure of chatting with another local indie author, Lauren Searson-Patrick, who released her debut novel, Amber Wolf this year. I enjoyed the books so much and was completely transported…
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Q&A with book blogger Anne from Immersed in Books
One of my favourite things about the online book community is the opportunity to connect with other readers and make new friends. One of the friends I’ve loved getting to know over the…
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Q&A :: Kate Schumacher :: Shadow of Fire
Towards the end of June I was lucky enough to be part of an Instagram tour for a fantastic new fantasy novel, Shadow of Fire by Aussie indie author Kate Schumacher. I thought…
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Author Chat :: Summer Reading :: Sarah Armstrong
Today it’s my pleasure to be joined by another fellow middlegrade reader, author Sarah Armstrong. Sarah was kind enough to chat with me about summer reading and also shared some of her favourite…
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Author Chat :: Summer Reading :: Reece Carter
You know I love any excuse to have writers here on the blog for a chat, and since I’ve been keeping an eye out for middlegrade reads to keep my newly 8 year…
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Christmassy:: Q&A :: Belinda Missen
Isobel Bennett is waiting for the number 11 bus when a man quite literally falls into her lap. Snow is falling, Christmas lights are twinkling, and a gorgeous man with dark brown hair…
