My Mother’s Daughter
“In a different time, Mum might have been a fashion designer, or an architect, or maybe she had another dream that I was never aware of…”
I’m so glad you’re here. On this page, you’ll find a collection of my writing resources to help you in your publication journey.
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“In a different time, Mum might have been a fashion designer, or an architect, or maybe she had another dream that I was never aware of…”
1. Too much Talking, Not Enough Writing! Aspiring authors love to talk about writing, which is great! I see lots of writers talking about their craft online: talking about the
What is a stereotype? A stereotype is an oversimplified generalisation about a group of people. Not all stereotypes are negative, but many are. For example: older people don’t understand technology;
To begin with why don’t you tell us a little bit about yourself – where were you born? Raised? Schooled? I was born in the Melbourne suburb of South Yarra,
5 writing books that will inspire you along the (often) arduous road to publication.
A delicious vintage Australian Christmas Cake Recipe passed down from my Grandmother, to my mother, to me (possibly from an old McAlpin’s Flour recipe book).
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Fans of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo will love Lisa Ireland’s cinematic new novel. Set in the Golden Age of Hollywood, The Studio Girls is opulent and scandalous, yet ultimately uplifting. Ireland’s best yet!
Inspired by fascinating real-life history, The Studio Girls is a stunning tale of love, friendship and secrets, perfect for fans of Natasha Lester and Fiona Davis. Sure to be one of the biggest books of 2024!
A novel about love, friendship and the Golden Age of Hollywood. What more could you want? I LOVED it.
If Sex and the City was set in 1950s Hollywood, with the perfect mix of gossip, glam and scandal! But it’s the moving friendships, heartbreaks and the enduring spirit of women that made this book hard to put down.
I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which I live, work and play, paying respect to their elders and storytellers, past, present and emerging.