Tag Archives: Aoife Clifford

Literary Birds: A competition

Posted on 13/06/2020 by Angela Savage

To mark World Wide Knit in Public Day (yes, it’s a real thing), I’m running a little competition that combines my love of reading and writing with my love of knitting, crochet and birds. I’m calling it Literary Birds and … Continue reading →

Posted in Angela Savage | Tagged Aoife Clifford, Australian birds, black cockatoo, Carrie Tiffany, competition, galah, kookaburra, Lia Hills, rainbow lorikeet, Tara June Winch | 6 Comments

Review of Australian Fiction: a new short story

Posted on 09/03/2016 by Angela Savage

Have you discovered the Review of Australian Fiction yet? RAF publishes two short stories in every issue, pairing an established writer alongside an emerging writer, across a range of genres. For a modest subscription fee, you get these two short … Continue reading →

Posted in short story | Tagged Angela Savage, Aoife Clifford, IVF, Review of Australian Fiction, short story, The Odds | 3 Comments

Turning women to crime

Posted on 21/11/2013 by Angela Savage

This article first appeared in artsHub, Thursday 14 Nov 2013. Photos are the author’s own. Twenty years ago the Scarlet Stilettos changed crime writing from a gritty macho genre to a sexy stage for women writers. Red shoes, according to the … Continue reading →