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Tag Archives: Bernard Caleo
Children’s Book Festival 2013
As a writer, I experience vicarious joy in the celebration of other writers. And celebrations don’t come more joyful than at the Children’s Book Festival, held annually in Melbourne by The Wheeler Centre in partnership with the State Library of … Continue reading
Recreating the past: Agatha Christie, archaeology & fiction
‘Bismillahi ar rahman ar rahim [In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate]. That is the Arab phrase used before starting out on a journey. Eh bien, we too start on a journey. A journey into the past. A journey … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Angela Savage, archaeology, Bernard Caleo, crime fiction, Kerry Greenwood, Mesopotamia, Patrick Greene
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In between days
In the spirt of months of denial/re-balancing that seem to have worked their way into the calendar, I’ve declared June to be my month off reading and writing crime fiction. As ‘Crime Fiction Free June’ doesn’t have quite the same ring … Continue reading
Children’s Book Festival 2012
The Children’s Book Festival is aptly named, being a celebration of children’s books and in the tradition of all good festivals, having so much on offer as to make it impossible to do justice to it all. When I read out the … Continue reading
The Tango Collection
This week I finally submitted the manuscript of my second Jayne Keeney novel to Text Publishing (I thought I had it in the bag six weeks ago but decided a sixth draft was in order), freeing me up to blog … Continue reading
Tango8: Love and Food
Posted on Flaming Hoop by Jen Jewel Brown, 5 December 2008 A fresh new Australian comic anthology to savour, to be launched by Melbourne food legend Dur-e Dara at Mr Wilkinson, 295 Lygon Street, East Brunswick, Wednesday December 17 at … Continue reading


