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Recent posts
Older yet still fascinating posts
… and here I am on Twitter
- I'm taking a break from social media. Not sure when I'll be back. Be nice to each other, and to yourselves. 5 months ago
- @tucor21 I'm genuinely wondering. He'd run out of time to be fully vaccinated by then (two doses, plus time to resp… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 months ago
- If Novak Djokovic's visa application ended up entirely reliant on a case of Covid acquired at a basketball match in… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 months ago
- @RobyneYoung7 @AnniGold96 Since I played a role in this earworming, I'm relieved to hear it didn't end badly. 5 months ago
- @BRWardWriter1 Certainly 1, 2 and 4. Haven't noticed a whole lot of 3, but maybe it just needs to be better directed. 5 months ago
… and on Facebook
When I remember to use tags, here’s what I use …
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- adventure stories
- Amazon
- analogue men
- Avid Reader
- back to school
- blogging
- book awards
- book contracts
- book contract territories
- book reviews
- books
- Brisbane fiction
- children's books
- conversations
- doppelgangers
- e-books
- eavesdropping
- ebook
- ebooks
- etymology
- Exciting Press
- family stories
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- film adaptation
- fine print
- free books
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- galaxy rights
- genetics
- getting published
- google alerts
- hairdresser fantasies
- hot chips
- if:book Australia
- inappropriate urination
- independent publishing
- internet doppelgangers
- John Birmingham
- Kevin Rudd naked
- Kindle
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- literature
- Mila Kunis naked
- nick earls
- novella
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- novels
- Perfect Skin
- publishing
- Queensland Premiers' Literary Awards
- rationalisations
- reading
- recycling
- reviewing
- Robert the Bruce
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- short stories
- Terry Whidborne
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- unicorns
- universe rights
- Welcome to Normal
- wine
- Wisdom Tree
- Word Hunters
- world rights
- writing
- writing craft
Tag Archives: Brisbane fiction
Fixing a Novel in a Changing Time – and Getting the Body Hair Right
‘Why do headphones have to be so damned small?!?!’ That’s a line from a festival session blurb connected with my novel Analogue Men and the fear and grumpiness that comes with the feeling that technology is outpacing us. Why the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Bynes, analogue, analogue men, Brisbane fiction, digital, Jimmy Iovine, Justin Bieber, obscelence, pubic hair, publishing, technology, waxing, writing, Zigzag Street
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Some New Books (new to the non-ANZ world at least)
Almost three years ago, I turned my hand to crime. Crime fiction, at least. Actually, not even precisely crime fiction. Fiction with a crime in it. The idea had been on my mind for years, on and off, but in … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Bachelor Kisses, Brisbane fiction, crime fiction, ebooks, Exciting Press, Kindle, print on demand, Robert the Bruce, The Fix
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Nick Earls 