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Intermissions by Grattan Street Press
Intermissions by Grattan Street Press

This is Us Now by Jacinta Dietrich
This is Us Now by Jacinta Dietrich

Cover of Mer by Samantha Amy Mansell
Mer by Samantha Amy Mansell

Welcome to Bellevue by Seth Robinson
Welcome to Bellevue by Seth Robinson

Colonial Australian Popular Fiction

The Forger's Wife Cover Art
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Force and Fraud: A Tale of the Bush cover
Force and Fraud: A Tale of the Bush by Ellen Davitt

An Australian Girl in London cover
An Australian Girl in London by Louise Mack

Australian Bush Track - Cover
An Australian Bush Track by J.D. Hennessey

Cover of Melbourne and Mars: My Mysterious Life on Two Planets by Joseph Fraser
Melbourne and Mars: My Mysterious Life on Two Planets by Joseph Fraser

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Calling all book reviewers! Grattan Street Press is looking for reviews of contemporary Aussie fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Please send us your reviews via Submittable and check the link in our bio for submission guidelines. We'd love to hear from you!
"Ever since I entered university, the recurring joke of my life has been that there is no way I’ll ever get a job. I’m an arts kid, so that means that instead of choosing between the thousands of job prospects that are readily available to my friends in commerce degrees, the jobs I’ll choose between are the one at McDonald’s and the one at Hungry Jacks." Andrea Septién Uribe breaks down the assumption that Arts students are unemployable, giving hope to those who may be feeling discouraged to follow their passions. Read at the link in bio.
"This is my writer’s origin story; how I went from burning through six story ideas in five months, to writing 85,000 words in just four. In this article, I share with you a variety of screen-writing resources from some well-known screenwriters, which have helped me immensely in my novel writing journey." Taylor Doyle dives into how she has taken the teachings of screen-writers and applied them to her own writing journey, and how you can do the same. At the link in bio.
"They say it takes a village to raise a kid. Well, a dog isn’t any different." Read Xuan Wei Yap's blog on what it means to adopt a pet during a pandemic, taking us through the highs and lows of dog parenting. At the link in bio.
Thank you once again to everyone who came along to the Grattan Street Pitch and got involved last week.

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