Emily Paull: Being a Writer in Your Twenties
This week, Emily Paull joins me in the attic. Emily is a writer, a blogger and a bookseller. In 2014, she was Young Writer in Residence at the KSP Writers Centre in the Perth Hills. Her work has appeared in Trove, METIOR, [Re]Sisters and Shibboleth and other stories,...
Karen Cades: Getting Back in the (Writing) Saddle
I’m thrilled to greet my first international guest in the attic, my American friend, Karen Cades. We first ‘met’ in an online writing class back in 2010 and have kept in contact ever since—one of the upsides of social media. Karen started...
Jenn J McLeod: Embracing a Second Chance
Today, I welcome author, Jenn J McLeod, into the attic. These days, Jenn lives the gypsy life in a fifth-wheeler caravan, her days spent writing heart-warming, small town fiction: tales of friendship, family and contemporary country life. House for all...
Michelle Johnston: Being a Writer and a Physician
Today, I welcome writer and Emergency Physician, Michelle Johnston, into the attic. Michelle is an Emergency Physician, mother, and writer, which she combines in an endless variety of ways, depending on the day. She works at Royal Perth Hospital, a noisy,...
Marlish Glorie: Looking Back, Going Forward—Being a Writer at Sixty
I’m starting a new series on my blog, in which I invite writers into the attic to share their stories of what it’s like to be a writer. To kickstart the series, I’m thrilled to welcome: Marlish Glorie. (If Marlish’s story...