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There is no Antimemetics Division by QNTM: a philosophical action romp
There is no Antimemetics Division by QNTM is a book that defies description, and will live on in your head long after the last page.
Why I bought a lifetime subscription to a beta software for authors: WriteO review first look
WriteO review first look: this software for authors has an online editor, character organisation and world-building tools, and more.
Eradicate filler words from your manuscript: an editing checklist
This filler words editing checklist will help you tighten your manuscript, cut words, and improve your prose. Save it for your next edit!
Son of Osivirius by Cathryn deVries: evocative, nature-focused science fantasy
Son of Osivirius is a short but satisfying read that has already won several awards in the indie space. Plus, it has giant flying cats!
Kickstarter prelaunch: Holometabola is coming!
Our inaugural fantasy and science fiction anthology, crafted for readers who crave depth and characters that will grab you from the moment you enter their world.
The Familiar, by Leigh Bardugo: historical fantasy that will emotionally devastate you
The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo is a lyrical, musical Cinderella-meets-Hunger Games retelling that will break you. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
A neurological condition you’ve probably never heard of
I’ve been struggling with a neurological condition called PPPD and I wanted to give an update of how it’s impacting me.
Nine unexpected lessons I learnt at my first writing residency
My first writing residency was a mental challenge that has changed the way I approach my writing. Here’s the nine unexpected lessons I learnt.
Writing the Journey: a walking writing exercise from my rural writing residency
This walking writing exercise will take you and your character on a journey through emotional, sensory and physical details to map a story.
The Thinning, by Inga Simpson: a near-future speculative thriller
The Thinning is a near future Australian speculative novel that frames main character Fin’s experience in a world falling apart.
Pirates and Courtiers, by Gabrielle Davis, launched at Avid Reader in Brisbane
Pirates and Courtiers by Gabrielle Davis is a fantasy novel that will appeal to readers of all ages, and second of Road to Freedom series.
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Kickstarter prelaunch: Holometabola is coming!
Our inaugural fantasy and science fiction anthology, crafted for readers who crave depth and characters that will grab you from the moment you enter their world.
Nine unexpected lessons I learnt at my first writing residency
My first writing residency was a mental challenge that has changed the way I approach my writing. Here’s the nine unexpected lessons I learnt.
Does your novel pass the sexy lamp test? Representation tests for writing fiction
Representation tests for writing fiction: the Bechdel test, Mako Mori test, Pivotal Character test, DuVernay test and more.
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