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Interview 16. Why I independently published my new book, Delightfully Haiku.
Interview with Donna Smith, author of Delightfully Haiku. Continue reading
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Riley and the Curious Koala Blog Tour with Tania McCartney
Riley and the Curious Koala Blog Tour Schedule Continue reading
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Launch of Tania McCartney’s new book.
Coming soon Tania McCartney’s new book, ‘Riley and the Curious Koala.’ Continue reading
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Interview 15. Why I self-published my children’s poetry.
Interview 15. Why I self published. Interview with SA poet, John Malone Continue reading
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LIVE chat at Jelli-Beanz Publishing
Friday 15 October 2010 My LIVE chat at Jelli-Beanz Publishing Continue reading
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I’m interviewed this week at Jelli-Beanz Publishing
Interview with Jelli-Beanz Publishing Continue reading
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Interview 14. Why I have self-published my poetry.
Interview 14. Why I have self-published my poetry. Interview with Stephen Whiteside. Continue reading
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Interview 13. Why an acclaimed Australian author has independently published.
iNTERVIEW 13 with Goldie Alexander. Why an acclaimed Australian author has independently published. Continue reading
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Interview 12. Self publishing led to publishing contract
Interview 12. Let’s meet Leanne Davidson, children’s author. Continue reading
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Spread your wings and soar! 