by Stories from the Archive | Apr 1, 2022 | Nonfiction extract
In her article earlier this week on Secondary Sources for early Australian women writers, Sue from Whispering Gums mentioned what a treasure of a resource is Trove. It’s a “meta”-resource, containing within it many other secondary sources on...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Jan 1, 2014 | Memes/Challenges, News
Happy new year, everyone, including veterans of AWW2012 and AWW2013, as well as new challenge participants. The AWW2014 challenge is officially open. That means, you can now sign up, and start linking reviews. The challenge will run till Dec 31 and you can sign up at...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Apr 11, 2013 | News
Today the long lists for the Kibble award, for a work by an established woman writer, and the Dobbie award, for the first published work by a woman writer, were released. This is the first time in the awards’ 21-year history that a long list has been announced,...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Mar 5, 2013 | News
It’s International Women’s Day this Friday, March 8, and the count is in. According to VIDAÂ – Women in Literary Arts, several prestigious literary journals improved their representation of work by women in 2012, including The Boston Review,...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Aug 18, 2012 | Article
Today’s guest post is by author Paddy O’Reilly. When Elizabeth Lhuede asked me to write about why I wouldn’t want my book classified as ‘women’s fiction,’ my first thought was that I don’t actually know what the classification ‘women’s fiction’ means. I...
