Sydney Writers' Centre
- • Australian Short Story competition 2008|3:46pm Oct 7
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Gabrielle Lord has written 15 books as well as a 12 volume thriller series for young adults. She started writing seriously at the age of 30 and resigned from her position as Employment Officer in the Public service after her third book Fortress.
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Author, Hannah Tinti, talks about her book
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Author, Lawrence Hill Book Reading
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Author, Kate Mosse, reads from her new novel, Sepulchre
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We spoke to Tristan in our author podcasts about the book and life as an actor-turned-author.
Tech Girls Are Chic (not just geek!) Trailer
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Today at 4:30pmThe International Short Story Competition 2008 is open to Australian and International entrants. The theme is 'open', with the only restriction being that the story length must not exceed 2,000 words. Only fiction will be accepted. Maximum of six entries...
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Yesterday at 4:46pmNow this is what we call innovation at the Sydney Writers’ Centre. Readers want to read. We have no idea what we want to read and when we do buy books, the book that we suddenly want, needs to be.
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Thursday at 9:33pmBanned Book Week in the United States runs from the 27 September until the 4th October.The week is basically about encouraging people to have the freedom to read. The site includes a list of banned books and the week encourages...
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