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Upcoming Appearances

Here’s where you can find me for the rest of 2018:

9 – 11 November

SupaNova Brisbane

Meet me at Stall 76 in The Alley, where I’ll be sitting with other great authors from Authors Emporium


20 November

Wild Readings, Mu’ooz Eritrean Restaurant West End

Catch me reading an excerpt from Plato Crater at Wild Readings November


24 November

Moreton Bay Region Local Writer Meet and Greet

I’ll be there sharing my books and network with others.


29 November

Mastering Plot Structures

Have you ever wanted to learn how to give depth and meaning to your stories by creating plots that will keep your readers turning pages to see what happens next? Come to my masterclass at the Samford Community Library, where I will walk you through the steps needed to create a great plot. I will introduce everyday techniques used by great writers, explore how plots work, and leave you with a collection of tools you can use on your own stories.

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In the Papers

The Village Pump, 27 July 2018

So thrilled to see my name in print. My first appearance in a the print media, The Village Pump

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Live Reading in July

The Hills of Mare Imbrium
So excited to be sharing the stage with the incredibly talented Ashley Hay and Joi May at Wild Readings on Tuesday the 16th of July. I’ll be reading a scene from this exciting story.

7pm
Mu’ooz Eritrean Restaurant & Catering
54 Mollison Street West End, West End 4101

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Plato Crater is Coming

The sequel to the Hills of Mare Imbrium is getting closer. Beta readers are giving me their views on Jonah, Yesha, and my brand new character Holly.
Plato Crater extends the story and takes it in twisty new directions. I even have a working blurb:

Jonah never expected to be back in Houston after his brother died. He would rather have stayed on the Moon with the woman he loves than face his father, or his ex-girlfriend and her drug-dealing brother. The faceless Council of Panamerica might send him back, if he agrees to their terms.
Holly just wanted to steal her breakfast. Now she’s cooking for a crowd of hungry marines and trying hard not to be terrified by the lunar mountains outside the window.
Yesha is struggling to be the Empress of the Moon her people want. The people are restless; everyone is talking about the new European base in Plato Crater; and the droids are behaving even stranger than usual.
Three people’s lives intertwine in a sweeping tale of choices that leave them questioning what it even means to be human.