Lily Mulholland, Writer

It’s been one hell of a year. An out of control busy job, a spot of Army Reserve work, marginal work on my masters research project, half a dozen stories written and published, and two children nurtured for another year. Having so much responsibility has pushed me to the edge this year. It’s been a [...]

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I attended my first writing convention (‘con’ for those in the know) over the Canberra long weekend and what a hoot it was. I met some amazingly talented SpecFic authors, editors and fans and had a blast hanging out with my good friend Jodi Cleghorn, who came down from Brisbane for the event. Conflux is [...]

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Life just keeps on getting in the way, doesn’t it? I have barely had a chance to write these past six months; work has been totally consuming and not in a good way, rather, in an ‘eat you up and spit you out’ way. Fortunately I had signed up to another Jodi Cleghorn writing challenge, [...]

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I’m having one of those days. Don’t really feel like doing anything much. I should be studying, but I don’t have the intellectual energy. I have a short story waiting to be written, but I’m not in the right frame of mind. I have a dress to be cut and sewn, but I haven’t the [...]

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Paul Servini had the daunting task of being the first writer in the Yang book of the Chinese Whisperings anthology. Read his reflections on the writing process here.

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Remember playing Chinese Whispers (also called Telephone) when you were a kid? You’d line up with your friends and the person at the front would whisper a longish sentence into the next person’s ear. That person would then attempt to whisper the exact same sentence into the next person’s ear and so on, until the [...]

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A chronicle of an Australian ‘emerging’ writer.

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