Reflected glory

Posted on 30/08/2007 by Angela Savage

Adrian Hyland, Angela Savage, Garry DisherOK, so I didn’t win a ‘Neddie‘ in 2007. But it was the next best thing to have correctly predicted Adrian Hyland would win. Not only that, another Text stable-mate, Garry Disher, took the honours for Best Fiction. I was on a panel with Adrian and Garry at the Williamstown Writers Festival earlier this year and, in a shameless attempt to bask in reflected glory, I’m posting a photo taken on the day: me flanked by TWO Ned Kelly Award Winners. (Photo by Carmel Shute, Sisters in Crime Australia Inc)

About Angela Savage

Angela Savage is a Melbourne writer, who has lived and travelled extensively in Asia. She won the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for an unpublished manuscript, and the Scarlet Stiletto Award short story award. Her latest novel is, Mother of Pearl, published by Transit Lounge. Angela holds a PhD in Creative Writing, is former CEO of Writers Victoria, and currently works as CEO of Public Libraries Victoria.
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