Success Stories

Sonya Spreen Bates

Sonya Bates is a multi-published author whose fiction books for adults and children. She's a US born Canadian living in South Australia, Twenty-five years practising paediatric speech pathology turned into a writing career.

Nina D Campbell

Nina studied theatre and literature at university, and worked as a professional writer, before a midlife health challenge changed her priorities. Nina now writes fiction full-time, with a focus on stories about strong women. 

Carla Caruso

​Carla Caruso's media career has included stints as a newspaper and magazine journalist, government PR and fashion stylist. These days she's a talented fiction author. Her passion is for romantic comedies and cozy mysteries.

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​Leesa Bow

Leesa Bow grew up in Broken Hill and is a huge sports fan. She began writing when her daughter was diagnosed with cancer, as a form of therapy, and hasn't been able to stop.

HR Kemp

Australian author of political conspiracy thrillers lives by the ocean and loves to unravel a good "what if?" question.

Tanya Nellestein

Tanya is an award-winning author of gut-churning Viking romance and romantic-suspense that always includes good sex and a happily ever after.

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Nancy Cunningham

Nancy writes stories about history, love and science, and works as a research scientist in entomology. 
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Susan Neuhaus

Now a surgeon, Susan did 20 years of military service as a clinician and commander and was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross. 

Stephen Davey

As well as many published short stories in various anthologies, Stephen collaborated on John Wamsley's biography.

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Ute Rozenbilds

Ute Rozenbilds is an artist, author and psychiatrist. Her story in the 2015 Romance Writers of Australia 'Peridot Anthology' is 'Time Heals'.

Fiona Biedermann

A story about looking on the bright side, set in Renmark, South Australia.


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Thomas Corfield

Doctor Thomas Corfield was born in London and moves frequently. Growing up with lots of cats and dogs may have something to do with the absurdity of the 'Velvet Paw of Asquith' series.