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Most Referenced Works
Personal Awards
- 2022 recipient Varuna Fellowships — Varuna Residential Fellowships for fantasy/speculative fiction ‘Killing Widows’
- 2009 recipient ASA Mentorship — Fiction
Awards for Works
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Then Eve
Australian Capital Territory
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A Tiny Publication
,
2022
26403706
2022
single work
novel
fantasy
'Welcome to Avalon. Keep your enemies close.
'When Brigit Harper lifts the mists to the ancient world of Avalon she learns her destiny is to become the next High Priestess. Her fate is to marry the young King Herne and form an alliance as Queen of the Summer Country. But can she trust Herne - and herself when she is with him?
'As her power and magic grows, Brigit must protect Avalon and her priestesses from a ruthless invasion, and herself from the passions and betrayals of love.
'In this original and absorbing tale, Arthurian legend, medieval romances and centuries of Celtic myth combine to create a fantastical journey of love, magic and redemption.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
- 2023 winner ACT Notable Awards ACT Literary Awards — Fiction — Self-published
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Sarah's Song
Australian Capital Territory
:
A Tiny Publication
,
2013
26403794
2013
single work
children's fiction
children's
'Sarah Smyth is a shy 13 year-old who dreams of becoming a singer, like her favourite pop star, Magdalene. When Sarah's mother marries a man she meets on the internet she leaves Sarah with the half-sister she hasn't seen for ten years. Sarah starts a band with her best friend Lonnie which leads her to a most unlikely friendship with superstar Magdalene herself! Sarah's Song is an inspiring story about music, dreams and finding your voice when your world is falling apart.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
- 2013 joint winner ACT Writing and Publishing Awards — Childrens
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