Gabrielle Wang

Australian children’s author and illustrator

THE MUTANT HAND

April27

I have heard time and time again from friends, acquaintances, even strangers, how wonderful my mother is. She has this strange effect on people. When she leaves the room people make this comment. But it wasn’t until my mother broke her wrist and I had to take her to the hospital, that I discovered why. Read the rest of this entry »

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GUEST BLOG BY FANTASY WRITER KATE FORSYTH

April24

Kate Forsyth talks about the inspiration behind her new fantasy novel, THE WILDKIN’S CURSE which will be released in May. It just goes to show that when you have a story to tell, even a little newborn babe cannot stop the flow of words and ideas. Read the rest of this entry »

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RAMBLINGS ON AUDIO

April21

I finished the Stieg Larsson books the other day and have to say I rather enjoyed them. It took a little while to get used to the Swedish names and I felt The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Read the rest of this entry »

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THE WOMAN IN THE DUNES

April7

The longer I write the more I feel like the woman in the famous 1964 Japanese movie ‘The Woman in the Dunes’. This film has haunted me ever since I first saw it years ago as a teenager. One of the lines in the film is ‘Are you shovelling sand to live, or living to shovel sand.’

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SHORT AND SCARY

April2

I love reading spooky stories but not before I go to bed. My imagination is a little too overactive.

SHORT AND SCARY is a a small book but it’s packed with 216 short stories, poems and illustrations by some of your favourite authors and illustrators. Carole Wilkinson, Shaun Tan, James Roy, Andy Griffiths, Read the rest of this entry »

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