Fiction
Books
Love Match, published by Penguin Random House, August 29, 2023
Five Bush Weddings, published by Penguin Random House, August 2, 2022.
Stories
“Little Fish” – 2nd Prize in the 2022 Roly Sussex Short Story Competition
“Silent Night” – Highly Commended for the 2022 Best Australian Yarn
“Death’s Waiting Room” – winner of the 2021 Body In The Library prize at the Scarlet Stiletto Awards (Melbourne Athenaeum website)
“The Mural” – shortlisted for the 2022 Albury City Short Story Award
“Watery Fate” – finalist for the 2022 Northern Beaches Readers Festival Short Story Competition
“Eight Seconds” – published in The Big Issue Australia‘s 18th Fiction Edition, September 2022
Podcast
I co-host That Rom Com Pod with fellow author Karina May. From meetcute to rock bottom to grand gesture, we ride the highs and lows of classic and contemporary romantic comedies in search of that warm and fuzzy rom com feeling. And we share a few insights from behind the scenes as authors of rom-coms. Episodes are released fortnightly – listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods.
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The Walkley Magazine
2022 Walkley Foundation Yearbook
2021 Walkley Foundation Yearbook
The Spotlight on Award-winners series features interviews with top Australian journalists about what it takes to make great journalism, and the impact it can have. Profiles include: Helen Pitt, Leisa Scott, Hedley Thomas, Jenny Evans, Chris Hopkins, Dean Lewins.
2019 Walkley Foundation Yearbook
2018 Walkley Foundation Yearbook
A new era for the Walkley Magazine
‘As we mark the end of a print era, I want to pay tribute to the many people who have made The Walkley Magazine what it is over the years.’ July 2018.
Making space for Blak Critics in Australia’s arts landscape
‘A flagship program at a First Nations arts festival in Victoria this year highlights the power of giving Indigenous writers the tools and platforms to critique arts and performance. Some of those involved wrote about what they learned, and what’s next.’ September 2017.
A charmed life
Iconic and intimate images from Australia’s first Aboriginal press photographer, Mervyn Bishop. September 2017.
You’ll occasionally hear my voice on the Walkley Talks podcast.
Each week I put together the Walkley newsletter, which you can sign up for here.
Equity Magazine
Colin Firth interview June 2012 (online preview for Equity Magazine cover story) “Firth in, best dressed”
Clare Fletcher 