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Author Archives: auslit
Suspense Novella Short Courses (Syd, Melb, Bris)
The Australian Literature Review is running 6 week suspense novella writing courses in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, starting at the end of March. Two groups will run in each city. Each course will comprise a 1hr45min session each week for six … Continue reading
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Tony Dews – Author Interview (Glittering Were the Leaves: Ho Ho Horror)
Your short story Glittering Were the Leaves is in the Ho Ho Horror anthology. What can readers look forward to in Glittering Were the Leaves? I think they can look forward to having their preconceptions challenged, that the world as … Continue reading
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Keith Mushonga – Author Interview (Satan Claus: Ho Ho Horror)
Your short story Satan Claus is in the Ho Ho Horror anthology. What can readers look forward in Satan Claus? By virtue of its title they can expect a devilish mix of horror and Satanism, set on the backdrop of … Continue reading
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Dymocks D Publishing – An Opportunity Being Wasted
There are still problems with the Publishing Agreement from D Publishing. I wrote about my concerns with the agreement in D Publishing by Dymocks Books – AUTHORS BEWARE. Several minor revisions and now a major revision later, some things have been … Continue reading
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Tagged australian authors, australian book distribution, australian publishing, book distribution, book publishing australia, d publishing, d publishing agreement, d publishing contract, dymocks, dymocks publishing agreement, dymocks publishing contract, print on demand, self publishing
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D Publishing by Dymocks Books – AUTHORS BEWARE
UPDATE: Dec 12 I had a positive phone conversation with senior management at D Publishing about redrafting their publishing agreement to better express their intentions and address authors’ concerns. Major concerns should be addressed this week and could result in … Continue reading
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