Conversations at Inside A Dog

6 October 2012 | 0 Comments

Week 1 of being writer in residence over at Inside A Dog (State Library of Victoria) was a lot of fun.

Topics covered:

‘New adult’ – do we need that tag Australia? (Discussing the concept of that new classification for fiction)
Joss Whedon made me buy comics (About paranormal books becoming graphic novels and how Joss Whedon influenced my foray into the world of comics)
Not another angel book...(About the issues faced when writing about angels).

Still plenty of time to join the conversation on any or all topics.

Next week, I’ll talk about how the Australian cover for Shadows came about (among other things).

Meanwhile, I had fun at Angus & Robertson Victoria Point this morning. Huge thanks to Stephanie, Bianca and Allison – and everyone who chatted with me/bought a copy of Shadows.

I’ll be at Angus & Robertson Riverlink (Ipswich) next Saturday 10.30am – 12.30pm.

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