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Preview: Bert Hinkler biography to be published August
I’m delighted to tell you that my book, Hustling Hinkler: The short tumultuous life of an Australian aviator, will be in the bookshops and online in August. The publisher, Hachette Australia, have now… more →
Darryl Dymock's Writesite
I'm Legal and I Speak English
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wrote 3 days ago: Went to a funeral on Friday and it reminded me once more the actual meaning of life. I must take you … more →
Preview: Bert Hinkler biography to be published August
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wrote 1 week ago: I’m delighted to tell you that my book, Hustling Hinkler: The short tumultuous life of an Australian … more →
Beyond Thoughts, Beyond Conditioned Mind: An Interview with Author Michael Cupo
wrote 2 weeks ago: View Website Like many authors, Michael Cupo experienced a profound inner change in his life, and w … more →
Are you less 'thought-rich' as you grow older?
wrote 2 weeks ago: In a recent interview, British author, Ian McEwan (Atonement, On Chesil Beach, Sweet Tooth) said tha … more →
Talking Story: A Morning on the Set
wrote 4 weeks ago: There is nothing that Hummingbird Review publisher Charles Redner and I like to do more than get tog … more →
10 tips for thinking about your use-by date - Tip #1
wrote 4 weeks ago: If you are in the workforce, you have five options as you head towards what’s generally known as ‘re … more →
BOOK REVIEW: Bomb: The Race to Build-And Steal-The World's Most Dangerous Weapon by Steve Sheinkin
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wrote 1 month ago: by Andrew Palmer While I do enjoy reading a great fiction book, I would much rather curl up with non … more →
Review: Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—the World's Most Dangerous Weapon
wrote 1 month ago: Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon by Steve Sheinkin My ratin … more →
Travellers' tribes
wrote 1 month ago: There are transnational subcultures of travel that have nothing in common with capitalism-driven, ma … more →
Book Launch: Ryders Ridge – Charlotte Nash
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wrote 1 month ago: It was great to go to another book launch of another friend this week. Ryders Ridge, by Charlotte Na … more →
PREDATOR
wrote 1 month ago: My book “PREDATOR” is slowly advancing. I would like it to be further along than it is b … more →
Taking Aim at the Non-fiction Market
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wrote 1 month ago: The non-fiction book market for kids is alive and well, and opportunities abound for writers who wan … more →
Let's Discuss -- The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson
wrote 1 month ago: The corpses of dogs, cats, and horses often remained where they fell. In January they froze into dis … more →
Extending your use-by date - on national Today show.
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wrote 1 month ago: On Tuesday, 26 March, I was interviewed on the Australian national breakfast television program, the … more →
How do you launch an e-book? 'Extending your use-by date'
wrote 2 months ago: As the release date approached for my e-book, Extending Your Use-By Date: Why retirement age is only … more →
‘Extending your use-by date’ now online
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wrote 2 months ago: This is an exciting time for me. My e-book, Extending your use-by date: Why retirement age is only a … more →
Fractured – Dawn Barker
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wrote 2 months ago: It’s fantastic to see good writing rewarded, and at last Dawn Barker’s novel, Fractured, is in the b … more →
Bay of Fires - Poppy Gee
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wrote 3 months ago: One of the exciting aspects of being a writer is meeting other writers and hearing about their exper … more →
Robbery of Books and Ownership of Narrative | Susan Abulhawa
wrote 3 months ago: ☞ There is no question that the Palestinian problem is one of the great humanitarian crises of today … more →
