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Tag Archives: Jason Nahrung
A Weekend So Spec-fic-tacular I Could Faint! #NSWWC
Okay, so for those who don’t know me, I’m not the fainting type. I have a sturdy constitution, I never throw up. I’m rarely sick. I have a high pain threshold too – I break bones and don’t know it; … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Authors, Bookish Culture
Tagged Alan Baxter, Angela Slatter, Aurealis Magazine, Cat Sparks, Cosmos Magazine, Dawn Meredith, Deborah Biancotti, Dionne Lister, Dirk Strasser, Garth Nix, Ian Irvine, Jane McCredie, Jason Nahrung, Jen Breukelaar, Joanne Anderton, Joel Naoum, Juliet Marillier, Kate Forsyth, Kirstyn McDermott, Lisa Hannett, Liz Grzyb, Momentum, NSW Writers' Centre, Pamela Freeman, Random House, Richard Harland, Robert Hood, Rose Powell, Russell B Farr, Social Media for Writers, Sophie Masson, Speculative Fiction Festival, The Wild Girl, Thoraiya Dyer, Ticonderoga Press, Zoe Walton
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Change is only ever a breath away #CSFG
Winds of Change is an anthology of short stories published by the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild and it’s awesome – and not just because it’s got one of my sci-fi stories in it!! For the first time since its publication … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Authors, Personal news
Tagged Adam Tucker, Alan Baxter, Annelise Roberts, Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild, Carol Ryles, Cat Sheely, Chris Andrews, Crisetta MacLeod, CSFG, David Coleman, Donna Maree Hanson, Greg Mellor, Helen Stubbs, James Goodrum, Jane Virgo, Jason Nahrung, Leife Shallcross, Lesley Boland, Maxine McArthur, Naomi Mondello, Nicole Murphy, Robin Shortt, Tsana Dolichva, Valerie Y.L. Toh, Winds of Change
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A Writing Weekend In Sydney #EWFSYD & #GCoz – Exquisite Exhaustion
You know when you’ve been to the gym, or you’ve gone for that extra long walk, and your muscles are throbbing? You’re exhausted, yet feel good for it? Well, that’s how my writery mind feels today. This is what my … Continue reading
Posted in Bookish Culture
Tagged #EWFSYD, #GCoz, Anna Campbell, Charlotte Wood, Conflux 9, Daniel O'Malley, David Henley, Emerging Writers' Festival, EWF, GenreCon, James Bradley, Jane Gleeson-White, Jason Nahrung, Jennifer Wilson, Joe Abercrombie, Kate Eltham, Kim Wilkins, Kirstyn McDermott, LA Larkin, Lisa Heidke, Mark Dapin, Narelle Harris, Natcon, NSW Writers' Centre, P M Newton, Tansy Rayner Roberts, Tim Sinclair
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