by admin | Mar 2014 | Uncategorized
… that I am mastering my fear of the carwash with its moving machines that challenge my sense of place and with its slappy slappy wash bits. This pic was taken from inside my car where I was sitting alone. This is the second time I have gone through alone. I had...
by admin | Mar 2014 | Uncategorized
Last night with two fellow authors I attended the Melbourne Clayton’s Night where five speakers talk about their predictions for the upcoming CBCA Awards. It’s always interesting to hear others talk passionately about books in general and specifically. The...
by admin | Mar 2014 | Uncategorized
I’ve been tagged! This is part of an ‘Author Process’ blog tour where authors answer four questions. I was tagged by Chris Bell who was tagged by … visit Chris at the address below to see who’s been tagged and what they have to share...
by admin | Mar 2014 | Uncategorized
shadow-timecatching the wind and taking it for a ridestaying bright as afternoon fleddogs and people and fairy wrensSundial, story-style
by admin | Feb 2014 | Uncategorized
The beach teemed with seaweed, as varied in colour and texture as any garden.The sand painted the tide flow, in minute patterns.Seaweed disguised as a skeleton, complete with seafoam and sandtracks.The beach collapsed, one crack at a time.Meanwhile, at home, the basil...
by admin | Jan 2014 | Uncategorized
I led a workshop on the other side of town on Monday, at Glen Waverley library (thanks Lisa). There were 20 well-prepared young writers/illustrators there, raring to go. Together we created characters, wrote them and drew them. Then we developed plot outlines. An hour...