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A monster of a job earns a monster thank you to Cass Moriarty

A monster of a job earns a monster thank you to Cass Moriarty

April 19, 2020All posts, Art & Craft, Aust. & NZ, WomenCass Moriarty
This entry is part 5 of 18 in the series Thank you to #AuthorsForFireys contributors

Cass Moriarty contributed to the Authors For Fireys fundraiser in January 2020. Emily Gale and Nova Wheetman organised this mammoth undertaking. They raised $513,149 to …

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Orlando queer flags

Defining “Own Voices” Authors: you can’t have it both ways

April 18, 2020All posts, Disability, Diversity, Essays, LGBTIAQ, People of Color, Women

Conflict Over the years I’ve had conflict with a number of authors about whether or not they are an “own voices” author and whether or …

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Picnic

Teddy Bears’ Picnic: a silly illo by Ian Gunn

April 17, 2020All posts, Ian Gunn

Teddy Bears’ Picnic A parade of teddy bears heading towards the picnic ground (there’s a sign pointing the way). The first is holding a map. …

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Kelly Morton's card

An experimental card for Kelly Morton

April 14, 2020All posts, Art & Craft, Aust. & NZ, WomenKelly Morton
This entry is part 12 of 18 in the series Thank you to #AuthorsForFireys contributors

Kelly Morton contributed to the Authors For Fireys fundraiser in January 2020. This mammoth undertaking was organised by Emily Gale and Nova Wheetman. They raised …

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Photo poses

Photo poses: a silly illo by Ian Gunn

April 10, 2020All posts, Ian Gunn

Photo poses Remember the good old days before selfies and bombarding your friends with photos of food was a thing? Ian Gunn lived before digital …

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Parlour Games for Modern Families: the title is surrounded by household objects like scissors, die, and a teapot

Parlour Games For Modern Families by Myfanwy Jones and Spiri Tsintziras

April 8, 2020All posts, Aust. & NZ, Book reviews, Children, Non-fiction, WomenMyfanwy Jones, Spiri Tsintziras

A review by Emma Streeton Reviving the tradition of indoor family games, this book guide brings mental stimulation, silliness, and laughter back into the house. …

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Devoted by Dean Koontz: looking up at the tops of a forest of trees, a body lies in the middle (WTF? that's what I see, I kid you not)

Devoted by Dean Koontz

April 7, 2020All posts, Book reviews, Disability, Suspense/Thrillerautism, Dean Koontz

A review by Annabelle Lee Devoted is a twisted, crazy roller coaster of a book. Written by bestselling American author Dean Koontz, this story (due …

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Filed in: All posts, Book reviews, Disability, Suspense/ThrillerTags: autism, Dean Koontz
Desire Lines by Felicity Volk: a boy runs across the bottom of the cover

Desire Lines by Felicity Volk

April 6, 2020All posts, Book reviews, WomenFelicity Volk

A review by Emma Streeton ‘ARE YOU STILL a liar?’ This is the opening line to Volk’s incredible novel Desire Lines. These words pulled me in …

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River with a city problem

Crab with a city problem: Thanks to Margaret Cook

April 5, 2020All posts, Art & Craft, Aust. & NZ, WomenMargaret Cook

Margaret Cook contributed to the Authors For Fireys fundraiser in January 2020. This mammoth undertaking was organised by Emily Gale and Nova Wheetman. They raised …

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Phasers

Set Phasers: a silly illo by Ian Gunn

April 3, 2020All posts, Ian GunnStar Trek, Star Trek TNG

Set phasers to throw back violently A person wearing what looks suspiciously similar to a Star Trek Next Generation uniform (ST:TNG was a thing during …

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the Trespassers : a jellyfish

Trespassers by Meg Mundell

March 30, 2020All posts, Aust. & NZ, Book reviews, Disability, Speculative fiction, WomenMeg Mundell

A review by Nalini Haynes The Trespassers opens with everyone wearing breathing masks while boarding a ship. Everyone is terrified of disease. (UQP published this …

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Adults - a woman sits on a couch next to a dog

Adults by Emma Jane Unsworth

March 30, 2020All posts, Book reviews, Comedy, Fiction, WomenEmma Jane Unsworth

A review by Emma Streeton The Plot Jenny McLaine is an adult. Supposedly. At thirty-five she owns her own house, writes for a cool magazine …

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Anna Whateley: such a normal selfie

Anna Whateley: such a normal selfie (card)

March 29, 2020All posts, Art & Craft, Aust. & NZ, Disability, WomenAnna Whateley
This entry is part 9 of 18 in the series Thank you to #AuthorsForFireys contributors

Anna Whateley contributed to the Authors For Fireys fundraiser in January 2020. This mammoth undertaking was organised by Emily Gale and Nova Wheetman. They raised …

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Filed in: All posts, Art & Craft, Aust. & NZ, Disability, WomenTags: Anna Whateley
Pet Supplies

Shrodinger’s Pet Supplies: a silly illo by Ian Gunn

March 27, 2020All posts, Ian Gunn

Shrodinger’s Pet Supplies A man walks into Shrodinger’s Pet Supplies and asks “Got any cats?” The man behind the counter, presumably Shrodinger, replies, “Well… yes …

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The Deceptions: a stark treeless forest in a snowscape

Deceptions by Suzanne Leal

March 27, 2020All posts, Book reviews, Historical fiction, WomenSuzanne Leal

A review by Emma Streeton In 1943, a young woman is taken to a Jewish ghetto outside Prague where one of the guard, a Czech …

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