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Tag Archives: The Ishmael Series
blog 108: In which the characters from Don’t Call Me Ishmael discuss their weirdest dreams.
In 2013 I wrote a short story based on the Ishmael series that was included in an anthology created by my German publishers Carl Hanser celebrating 20 YEARS OF HANSER CHILDREN’S BOOKS. The piece was called Ismael und das Team … Continue reading
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Tagged Don't Call Me Ishmael, Orazio Zorzotto, Razzman, The Ishmael Series
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blog 91: In which I travel to the Nation’s Capital to be there when the Dugongs returned.
Recently I happily accepted an invitation from Daramalan College in Canberra to come to talk to their Yr 8s who had read a couple of my Ishmael books … … and also to attend a sell-out performance of their school stage show based … Continue reading
blog 85: In which October and a bit of November get the once over.
Here’s a quick recap of some of the major happenings in my life over the past couple of months. You may or may not know it (it’s sure to be one or the other) but I’m a big fan of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Biloela, Coleambally, David Burton, Emerald, Eric Vale Epic Fail, Eric Vale Super Male, Gladstone, How to be Happy, Josie Montano, Koichi Ose, Leeton, May Gibbs Children's Literature Trust, Mr Cassowary, Narrandera, Richard Yaxley, Riverina, Rupert Rau Super Gau, Sam Wheeler, Sarah Davis, Sheryl Gwyther, Shintaro, The Ishmael Series, The Samurai, You Turkeys!
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blog 59: In which I post 10 shocking and astounding things.
Ok, one of my resolutions for 2014 has GOT to be to blog more regularly! Once again it’s been quite a long time between drinks. Sorry. (Unless you hate reading these blogs in which case, ‘You’re welcome!’) Anyway, in order … Continue reading
blog 42: In which I stun everyone by actually blogging!
When it comes to recent blogging, I have been the very broken heel on the boot of slackness. In a pathetic attempt to make amends, here is a drastically condensed version of my recent trips to London, Edinburgh, Melbourne, Fremantle and Bunbury. PART the … Continue reading
