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Frodo or Froda: Switching Gender in Speculative Fiction
Part 1 A Writer Goes on a Journey calls Twilight clichéd, and considering the sexist views throughout the series, it’s not hard to see why. The story revolves around a helpless heroine who is constant… more →
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Frodo or Froda: Switching Gender in Speculative Fiction
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wrote 2 months ago: Part 1 A Writer Goes on a Journey calls Twilight clichéd, and considering the sexist views throughou … more →
What’s in a Name?
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wrote 4 months ago: Francois Rabelais in the 16th Century cautioned against reading too much into a title. (A book’s) … more →
Exciting events in September
wrote 4 months ago: Don’t forget that from next week … Maria Quinn will be talking about a future Sydney as … more →
The Reader is Always Right
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wrote 4 months ago: Some months ago I did an interview with Astrid Cooper from The Specusphere. Her queries were thought … more →
An interview with Kim Falconer
wrote 4 months ago: Kim's latest book … Is now up at AuthorsDen.com In furthering my quest to bring attention … more →
Energy Follows Thought - Kim Falconer
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wrote 4 months ago: In the prologue to The Spell of Rosette, Jarrod shares an epiphany. He repeats it in Arrows of Time … more →
Travel Tips for the Many-Worlds
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wrote 5 months ago: Being in two places at once isn’t as hard as it sounds—not since Huge Everett’s Many-Worlds Theory b … more →
It's about time! by Kim Falconer
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wrote 5 months ago: Time to curl up on the sofa with a good book Arrows of Time began with a dream. It was simple really … more →
Kim Falconer on Iaido and The Way Of The Peaceful Warrior
wrote 9 months ago: I open my eyes — ready to train in the traditional Wazas — the forms choreographed centuries ago by … more →
A Vampire Goes on a Journey: Kim Falconer blogs
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wrote 9 months ago: One of the most riveting Flycon panels, hosted by A Writer Goes on a Journey with Ross Hamilton mode … more →
A Kiss from the Muse—how to get it! Part III
wrote 10 months ago: The Enchanted Shore by Rowland Wheelwright Still looking for that kiss from the muse? Here are some … more →
A Kiss from the Muse—how to get it! Part II
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wrote 10 months ago: The Siren by John William Waterhouse (1900), no doubt inspired by a muse ... Want divine inspiration … more →
Fundraiser for the injured animals of the Victorian bushfires
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wrote 10 months ago: HarperCollins/Voyager authors Kim Falconer and Alison Goodman have both generously donated prizes to … more →
Animal, Vegetable or Mineral? Part II Tips for Writing Non-human Sentience
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wrote 10 months ago: Sentient non-humans are like people dressed up in fur or circuitry, right? Not quite. They are in no … more →
Kim Falconer: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Part I The Science of Sentience
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wrote 10 months ago: What is sentience? Is it sapience, intelligence, consciousness? The definition can blur between self … more →
Rejection and Underpants Part II - Kim Falconer
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wrote 11 months ago: Author Kim Falconer Seeing rejection as a step closer to publication isn’t always easy. Take for exa … more →
Rejection and Underpants Part 1 by Kim Falconer
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wrote 11 months ago: Ask any writer and they will tell you that rejection is part of the job. It happens all the time. If … more →
Small Shen, go back before Dark Heavens
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wrote 11 months ago: Voyager is delighted to announce that Kylie Chan has written a prequel to her bestselling trilogy, D … more →
Much Ado About Review Part I by Kim Falconer
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wrote 11 months ago: Author Kim Falconer The word review comes from the Latin revidere, meaning to see again. In the lite … more →
