Andrew Macrae is a writer, editor and musician. He works full-time running his own freelance copywriting and editing business called Magic Typewriter. He plays in a three-piece instrumental rock band called The Television Sky....
Read MoreJonathan Blum was imported from America fifteen years ago by his wife Kate Orman. Together they made a name for themselves in the Doctor Who novels while the show was off the air, collecting multiple Aurealis and Ditmar...
Read MoreSara Creasy grew up in a tumbling-down Victorian house in the West Midlands, UK, where she tapped out her first stories on a tiny blue typewriter. After moving to southeastern Australia as a teenager, her love of all things...
Read MoreStephanie Gunn is a lapsed (mad) scientist and writer of fantasy that slides between the mythic, dark and urban. She has previously judged for the Australian Shadows Awards and the Aurealis Awards, and is currently the convener...
Read MoreRocky Wood lives in Melbourne and is the co-author of three major works about Stephen King, each of which was nominated for the Horror Writers Association’s Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction –...
Read MoreAmanda Pillar is an awarding winning editor and speculative fiction author who lives in Victoria, Australia, with her partner and two children, Saxon and Lilith (Burmese cats). Amanda has had numerous short stories published and...
Read MoreKim Wilkins is the author of more than 20 novels across a range of genres and age groups, though her heart belongs to adult spec fic. She has a PhD from University of Queensland, where she teaches in their award-winning writing...
Read MoreDave Hoskin studied Arts at Melbourne University and graduated to a job delivering pizzas. He still can’t stand Pizza Hut to this day. He then nagged his way into the Victorian College of the Arts School of Film and...
Read MoreWill Elliott is the Brisbane-based author of The Pilo Family Circus, which won numerous awards, most recently including the Spanish Nocte prize for Best International Novel. He followed that up with Strange Places: a memoir of...
Read MoreTrudi Canavan lives in Melbourne, Australia. She has been making up stories about people and places that don’t exist for as long as she can remember. Her first short story, “Whispers of the Mist Children”, received an Aurealis...
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