Who is Amanda Bridgeman? Amanda is a sci-fi writer who is about to release the fourth book in her Aurora series – AURORA: CENTRALIS. The third book in the series, AURORA: MERIDIAN just picked up an Aurealis Award nomination for Best Science Fiction Novel. Where can I read more about…
Who is Trent Jamieson? Trent Jamieson is an SF writer that lives in Brisbane. His Death Works Trilogy is available from Orbit Books (with a sneaky fourth book out with Momentum) his Nightbound Land Duology is available from Angry Robot, and his latest book Day Boy will be published by…
Who is Terry Dowling? Terry Dowling is one of Australia’s most awarded, versatile and internationally acclaimed writers of science fiction, fantasy, dark fantasy and horror. He is author of Rynosseros, Blue Tyson, Twilight Beach, Rynemonn, Wormwood, The Man Who Lost Red, An Intimate Knowledge of the Night, Antique Futures: The…
Who is Susanne Gervay? Susanne Gervay’s loved books, translated into many languages, include her ‘I Am Jack’ school bullying series. Adapted into an acclaimed play by MonkeyBaa Theatre Company, ‘I Am Jack’ has toured across Australia and USA. Susanne writes from picture books to YA books including the edgy ‘That’s…
Who is Steve Cameron? Steve Cameron is a Scottish/Australian writer who currently resides in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. When not writing, he teaches English at a local secondary college. His stories have appeared in many publications, including Mike Resnick’s Galaxy’s Edge, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Dimension6 and the…
Who is Sean Williams? Sean Williams is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of over forty award-winning novels for readers of all ages, some set in the Star Wars universe, some written with his friend Garth Nix. His latest is Crash, book two of the Twinmaker series. Where can…
Who is Richard Harland? I’m still living in Figtree, near Wollongong, still writing every day, and still planning to live to 100 so I can complete all the projects lined up in my head. My latest project is huge, very exciting and very hush-hush. I could tell you but then…
