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    • June 2, 2017

      speculative fiction festival 2017

      I’ll be appearing at the Speculative Fiction Festival 2017 on Saturday 22 July at the NSW Writers’ Centre. Get up close and personal with some of Australia’s finest spec fic authors this July, as Cat Sparks directs her second Speculative Fiction Festival. Alongside a genre-spanning program of panels, the popular kaffeekaltsches are back, giving attendees […]

    • May 27, 2017

      sydney morning herald best young australian novelist 2017

      I’m so happy to have been named a 2017 Sydney Morning Herald Best Young Australian Novelist, alongside Rajith Savanadasa, Jennifer Down and Josephine Rowe. The award, now in its twenty-first year, recognises emerging writing talent aged 35 and younger. This year’s judges were Linda Morris, Miles Franklin award winner Michelle de Kretser, and Matt McGuire, deputy director […]

    • May 17, 2017

      swf live & local: festival opening in bathurst

      In addition to my Sydney Writers’ Festival appearances, I will be doing a special event in Bathurst for SWF’s Live & Local series. The event is an “in conversation” with Jen Barry about Portable Curiosities, for the opening of this year’s Bathurst Writers’ & Readers’ Festival. Details: Friday 26 May, 7.30–8.30pm, Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, free […]

    • May 16, 2017

      sisteria podcast

      Last week in Melbourne, I joined the Sisteria crew as a guest on their final episode for Season 1. Sisteria is a fantastic podcast about women’s experiences as creators and consumers of arts and culture. We discussed a bunch of things on the episode, including my big career change, short stories, satire and Kanganoulipo. There’s […]

    • May 10, 2017

      everything’s… fine

      A speech I gave at the Emerging Writers’ Festival program launch last night in Melbourne. I was asked to talk about what fuels my writing, no matter the obstacles – so I reflected on that time I may have killed another writer. This continues a Kanganoulipo-related story I began on the Meanjin blog.

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      May 8, 2017

      neon at muse canberra

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      kanganoulipo at noted festival

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      April 26, 2017

      shortlist: nsw premier’s literary awards

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    • April 14, 2017

      the beauty regimen of a woman writer

      Read Jennifer Mills over at Overland on the beauty regimen of a woman writer. ‘Exfoliate your silkiness with rainbow juice.’

    • UQP series on ABDA 2017 shortlist

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