Marginalia — Samantha Hearn
Understanding the iconic Carnaby’s Cockatoo: Christine Groom discusses the motivation and research behind her new non-fiction book, Creating Black Cockatoo Friendly Suburbs
Lauren Pratt Black Cockatoo Carnaby's Cockatoo Christine Groom Creating Black Cockatoo Friendly Suburbs Interview Samantha Hearn
Creating Black Cockatoo Friendly Suburbs is a non-fiction book written by Christine Groom. It is dedicated to help understand Western Australia’s iconic Carnaby’s Cockatoo. In this interview with UWAP intern Samantha Hearn, Groom discusses her interest in the species and the research behind writing a non-fiction book.
Connected through time: Emily Tsokos Purtill discusses the inspiration behind her debut novel ‘Matia’ with UWAP intern Samantha Hearn
Lauren Pratt Emily Tsokos Purtill fiction Interview MATIA Samantha Hearn
Matia, Emily Tsokos Purtill’s debut novel, explores the love of Greek culture, family and traditions. In this interview, Tsokos Purtill discusses her writing journey and shares a detailed insight into the novel's inspiration with UWA publishing intern Samantha Hearn.
Inspired by her own life: Raelke Grimmer discusses the characters in her debut YA novel 'White Noise'
Lauren Pratt Interview Raelke Grimmer Samantha Hearn White Noise YA YA and Children's
Raelke Grimmer's debut YA novel, White Noise, is bringing a fresh new perspective to female autism and friendship set in tropical Darwin, NT.
Cassy Polimeni is introducing habitat conservation to kids in a magical way with her new junior fiction series 'Ella and the Frogs'
Lauren Pratt Cassy Polimeni Ella and the Amazing Frog Orchestra Ella and the Frogs Interview Junior Fiction Samantha Hearn YA and Children's
Ella and the Amazing Frog Orchestra is a junior fiction book exploring themes of environment preservation, endangered species (frogs), finding home and human kindness. In this interview author Cassy Polimeni chats to UWAP intern Samantha Hearn about the first book in the Ella and the Frogs series.
Getting to know 2024 DHA shortlistee, Rhian Healy
Lauren Pratt DHA2024 Interview Rhian Healy Samantha Hearn The Dorothy Hewett Award
My Heart is a Plastic Shoe is an unpublished poetry collection centred around the natural world, family bonds and relationships, and is shortlisted for the 2024 Dorothy Hewett Award. In this mini-interview, Healy shares what it feels like to be shortlisted and the motivation behind the collection. Â