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Stories from Australia and the Indian subcontinent.
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(First Published Picador India, 2009; Picador Australia 2010)
ROUND TABLE
WRITING
A
workbook for writers and writers' Groups
(published Watagan Press, 1998) now in second
edition.
This workbook has sold
all over Australia, including Tasmania and Torres Strait Island;
as well as overseas
(including Germany, Brazil, India and the UK).
Recommended and
supported by the NSW Writers Centre
the
National Book Council and the Central Coast Community College and is listed in the
Ozlit database
SOLD OUT! Round Table Writing has been sold out and is currently out of print.
ROUND TABLE
MAGIC
>A
workbook for writers and writers' Groups
by Julie Simpson, Fran Barnes, Eve Gray and the Pencil Orchids Writing Group.
Features Web Magic by Sharon Rundle. This chapter will show you
how to write for the internet and the World Wide Web and how to collaborate and
network with other writers online.
Round Table Magic, a sequel to
Round Table Writing, has workshops, exercises, activities and tips for writers.
Published December 2002.
To order online
www.Bookaholics.com.au
Round Table Magic is also available from the NSW Writers’ Centre PO Box 1056 Rozelle NSW 2039.
Ph: 02 9555
9757. Fax: 02 9818 1327.
Email: nswwc@ozemail.com.au
The NSW Writers Centre
CHANGES
& CHANCES
The first twenty years of the Central Coast Women's Health Centre
published CCWHC and NSW Dept Health, 1997.
Launched on
International Women’s Day 1997.
Available from the Central Coast Women's Health Centre,
Maidens Brush
Road, Wyoming. NSW 2251. Australia.
MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY ECHO
a collection of interviews and researched
articles on the Mangrove Mountain Districts and its people was published in 1994
by the Wyong Historical Society & Museum with assistance from Wyong Council. Available from the Wyong Historical Society Museum and Newcastle University Library.
The Newcastle University Library, Mountain and Valley Echo
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