Gender:
Female
Other works by Edwina Shaw not individually indexed include:
Manuscripts :
“M” feature film screenplay (in development 2020)
Dear Madman feature film screenplay (awarded Screen Queensland Talent Development funding - awarded 3-week residency at KSP House 2018 - awarded second book Fellowship at Varuna – the National Writer’s House 2014 - shortlisted for KSP residency 2013)
Into the Fire (novel ms) (shortlisted for Varuna/Charlotte Wood mentorship 2012)
Child of Fortune previously titled Bittersweet (finalist in the 2012Amazon/Penguin US Breakthrough Novel Award - shortlisted for residency at KSP Writers’ House, 2011 - awarded an Australian Society of Authors mentorship with Judith Lukin-Amundsen 2010 - awarded a place in the 2008 QWC/ Hachette ms. Program)
Short pieces: fiction/memoir/essays/articles
“Possum Magic” Flash Fiction Magazine.
“Effective Mindfulness Technique for People Who Struggle to Meditate” 30 Jan https://upliftconnect.com/mindfulness-technique-people-struggle-meditate/
“How Toning the Vagus Nerve Heals Pain” 3rd November. http://upliftconnect.com/toning-vagus-nerve-heals-pain/
“The Spiritual Benefits of a Non-Religious Practice” 21st June
http://upliftconnect.com/spiritual-benefits-of-a-non-religious-practice/
“The Trap of Spiritual Materialism” 31st March
http://upliftconnect.com/the-trap-of-spiritual-materialism/
“How to Make Friends with your Reptilian Brain” 31st January http://upliftconnect.com/make-friends-reptilian-brain/
“The Legend of the Shambhala Warriors” 17th January http://upliftconnect.com/legend-shambhala-warriors/
“Science Shows Dolphins Communicate Holographically” 21st December http://upliftconnect.com/dolphins-communicate-holographically/
“The Gifts of Grief”. 17th November http://upliftconnect.com/the-gifts-of-grief/
“Harnessing the Power of Lucid Dreaming”. 28th September http://upliftconnect.com/harnessing-power-lucid-dreaming/
“Do your Practice and All is Coming”. In Griffith REVIEW 53, Our Sporting Life
“Broken”. In Asia Literary Review 14 Winter 2009
Thrill Seekers
United Kingdom (UK)
:
Ransome Publishing
,
2011
Z1847182
2011
single work
novel
young adult
'Set in Brisbane, and told as a series of skilfully linked short first-person narratives, this is an account of the descent into thrills-at-any-cost of the Oxley Creek Boys: from excited young teens on a sinking home-made raft to self-seeking drug-crazed adolescents on an inexorable trail of self-destruction and deep personal loss. But their loyalty to each other remains strong, and it ends on a note of hope. A lump in the throat page-turner.
'This fast-paced read is dynamic and gripping, perfect for teen readers who want all the characteristics of a long novel, dealing with teenage issues and tough topics, in a strong, condensed book. From a series written by some amazing authors, this book is everything a reluctant reader would want to get them engaged. Note: this book contains some strong language, graphic scenes and/or tough topics, so is only suitable for older YA readers.' (Publication summary)
