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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Why I’m Pleased I Didn’t Win The Shadows Award
I think awards are very nice! I would like to win one! And I was pleased and honoured to be on the Australian Shadows Awards Long Fiction short list. But since I think of Guardian of the Dead as more … Continue reading
The Unbearable Lightness Of Noms
I am waiting for my first ever bread to bake (please be delicious, bread, I have plans for you that involve a lot of honey) and I am quite cheerful about that. Also I am cheerful from killing the first … Continue reading
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The Shattering Cookie: Keri and her mum.
Hello, internets! For your next The Shattering cookie you said you wanted Keri hanging out with her family, and you shall have it! Mild spoiler warnings, of course. I got home just as Mum was leaving for work. “Morning, Keri. … Continue reading
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Guardian of the Dead Paperback Cover!
Internets, I am so happy! As you know, I think I have had excellent fortune with covers; although I love some more than others, I think they are all beautiful, and none horrify my social justice sensibilities. Neither of these … Continue reading
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NEW The Shattering Cover!
NOTE: THIS ENTIRE POST IS LIES. Which I mention because apparently a bookstore contacted my publicist to see if the cover had really changed. Hi Interwebs! I have a confession to make. You see, after a lot of discussion, Allen … Continue reading
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