Success Stories
Nina D. CampbellNina 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.
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Sarah HartlandSara grew up in a country town with a pet sheep, five brothers and a book in her hand. She worked as a newspaper journalist and now shares stories from her country roots
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Ruth MorganHer first published poem appeared in her High School magazine but now her passion is for crime fiction. She is fascinated by the reasons people do what they do, how individuals react when pushed to the edge.
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Sonya Spreen BatesSonya write 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.
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Joanne SpeirsAfter growing up on a farm in South Australia, wrangling sheep and reading Mills & Boon, Joanne now writes small-town romance stories and edits professionally.
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Carla CarusoCarla has had a successful career as a journalist and fashion stylist, and has now turned her hand to fiction writing. Her passion is for romantic comedies and cozy mysteries.
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Cheryl RosarioCheryl lives in a picturesque town just out of Melbourne. When she's not at her computer working on the latest manuscript, she’s gardening or reading.
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Nancy CunninghamNancy writes stories about history, love and science, and works as a research scientist in entomology. She is published by HarperCollins, Australia.
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Tanya NellesteinTanya 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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Christo HallChristo shares his remarkable experiences in the professional surfing world and how that pressure translated in skills he's used to build a marketing empire.
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Ella McLaughlinLiving on the beautiful central coast of NSW, Ella writes contemporary romance with a holiday theme and a dose of sunshine.
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Poppy NwosuHer Young Adult books have been shortlisted for multiple awards and she was awarded the Max Fatchen Fellowship.
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Susan NeuhausNow a surgeon, Susan did 20 years of military service as a clinician and commander and was awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross.
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HR KempAustralian author of political conspiracy thrillers lives by the ocean and loves to unravel a good "what if?" question.
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Ella SweetlandAustralian Contemporary Romance author who grew up with the coast and has a strong interest in writing about family relationships.
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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.
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USA Today Bestselling author living in Los Angeles, dog groomer by day, at night Debbie writes with her many cats. All kinds of romance, from sweet to steamy and dark.
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Mary-Lou Stephens was born in Tasmania, studied acting at The Victorian College of the Arts and played in bands. She is now published by Harper Collins.
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Paquita FaddenPaquita happily combines writing and painting wherever she happens to be-travelling the world photographing wildlife and landscapes, sailing a yacht along the Australian coastline.
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Merrin SladeMerrin is a sci-fi author who takes readers on stellar journeys into alternate future universes with a blend of scientific experise and storytelling.
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Ute RozenbildsUte Rozenbilds is an artist, author and psychiatrist. Her story in the 2015 Romance Writers of Australia 'Peridot Anthology' is 'Time Heals'.
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