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Angel tattoo designs are gaining popularity

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The day after...

So the Official Launch [TM] happened last night, and I believe it went rather well - public appearances are difficult things but deeply rewarding at the same time (which is a tad frustrating when all you want to do his hide away and write... or procrastinate). I was very gratified (happy in fact - even delighted) to meet MadBomber - one of "the gang" here at Monster Blog Tattoo (if I may use that term), a fine fellow - thank you for making yourself known Mr Bomber, a face to the name and better sense of the goodly soul you have already shown yourself to be here at MBT. Thank you to all who could be there at the short notice I ended up giving you. Looking back to the Sydney Writers' Festival I must say what an excellent thing it was to be on the panel with David Kowalski , Stuart Mayne and Judith Ridge and wax as clever as we knew how on genre and truth and editing and all that. Thank you to the three of you for an excellent evening. A shout out too to everyone I tal...

More Goings Forth (by which I mean a book launch)

And I am back! Thank you for your patience - I shall say more on my time in Sydney-town soon: it was certainly a good as well as stretching time. Met some most excellet souls, fellow creatives seeking their own yet similar path in this great maze of life (hmm... deep) . Today, however, I am wanting to let all Adelaide folks know of the launch party next Tuesday night, where we shall officially send Lamplighter off into the wide blue. Details are as follows: LAMPLIGHTER LAUNCH 3rd June ~ 7 pm for 7:30 start St Peters Library 101 Payneham Road, St Peters RSVP 8334 0200 I would love to meet folks so come along - though I warn you that I am very ordinary (just in case you were expecting to meet some monstrous genius with an amazing pulsating brain ;) See you there... and don't forget to rsvp!

The Sound of Silence

Please excuse the paucity of posts that is likely to occur over the next week or so, I shall be in Sydney pretending that I am clever and interesting. My schedule will be: Tuesday 20 th May 2008 SECONDARY SCHOOL DAY Riverside Theatre, corner Church & Market Streets, Parramatta . WORKSHOP : RAFFERTYS THEATRE 10.00-11.30 am ~ this will be on World Building - of all things... GENERAL TALK : 1.25-2.00 pm ~ My Life & What lead to Monster Blood Tattoo. Tuesday 20 th May 2008 PANEL DISCUSSION Right Down to the Plumbing: Speculative Fiction and World-building Venue: Blacktown City Max Webber Library, cnr Flushcombe Road and Alpha Street, Blacktown , 6:30-7:30 pm Facilitator: Judith Ridge Speculative and fantasy fiction continues to grow in popularity with readers of all ages. How do writers create engaging and believable worlds? How does character contribute to world-building and what cultural influences are at play? D.M. Cornish, David Kowalski and Stuart Mayne discuss. Wedn...

Out in public - Sydney Writer's Festival

For those who will be in Sydney-town on the 20 th of this month (that being May and one week away) should know that I will be part of a panel discussing world building (of all things!) from 6:30 in the evening . I shall be getting together with Stuart Mayne , editor of Aurealis magazine , David Kowalski author of The Company of the Dead , and Judith Ridge our erstwhile compare, who is - among other things - the Western Sydney Young People’s Literature Officer. Further details are here . Might see some of you there.