An interview with Robert Verhagen, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
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Intermissions Author Q&A: Toby Remi Pickett
An interview with Toby Remi Pickett, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
Intermissions Author Q&A: Elle Lane
An interview with Elle Lane, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
Intermissions Author Q&A: Abdullah Aljumah
An interview with Abdullah Aljumah, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
Intermissions Author Q&A: Martha Patterson
An interview with Martha Patterson, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
Intermissions Author Q&A: Charlotte Armstrong
An interview with Charlotte Armstrong, one of the authors of Grattan Street Press's upcoming short fiction anthology 'Intermissions'.
BOOK REVIEW: We Were Not Men by Campbell Mattinson
We Were Not Men tells the story of Jon and Eden Hardacre, twin brothers who are ejected from their childhood by the tragic death of their parents.
BOOK REVIEW: A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing by Jessie Tu
In Jessie Tu’s debut novel A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing, we follow a twenty-something-year-old violin prodigy named Jena, whose pattern of floating from one male prospect to the next is interrupted when she lands a temporary spot with the prestigious New York Philharmonic.
The Gen Z Crochet Renaissance
Lily Miniken shares her crochet journey and how it has helped her throughout lockdown, throwing in personal anecdotes and a short history of crochet.
Remedies for Writer’s Block
Kate Fleming discusses some of her favourite ways to combat the age-old problem of writer's block.