Author Archives: mgbauer

blog 84: In which I say WHAM, BAM thank you SPAM!

Posted on October 6, 2015 by mgbauer

I get heaps and heaps of SPAM sent to my Blog. Spammers are by far my biggest and most vocal fans. They love me! I know this because they are always so complimentary. I regularly read their comments just to make myself … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged blogging, Michael Gerard Bauer, spam, typos | 7 Comments

blog 83: In which I recap August and September and where some of the things I say are actually true.

Posted on September 24, 2015 by mgbauer

August and September have been very busy but very enjoyable months for me. They were packed with school visits, as well as a festival and a conference which took me from Brisbane to Melbourne to Ipswich to Hobart. Here are some of … Continue reading →

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blog 82: In which I don’t really blog at all.

Posted on September 6, 2015 by mgbauer

It’s been a busy past five weeks packed with one or two school visits just about every day including a two week tour down in Melbourne and Gippsland. I have another busy two weeks coming up where I’m at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Book Week, Books Light Up Our World, Story Arts Festival Ipswich | 1 Comment

blog 81: In which I journey to the Nation’s Capital (or What happens in Canberra doesn’t stay in Canberra!)

Posted on July 1, 2015 by mgbauer

I’ve just returned from a very enjoyable week in CANBERRA with my wife. There wasn’t quite enough time for me to set all the Nation’s affairs in order, but you know, I did what I could. Here’s how it all went. I spent … Continue reading →