Posts by: Guest

Guest

We love having guest posts at Book Thingo. If you're interested in being a guest blogger, e-mail kat@bookthingo.com.au with your ideas.

2 May 20182 May 2018

Writing a first kiss in the age of #MeToo

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Guest post by Ainslie Paton. The first kiss is rarely just a kiss. It’s the grease on a lightning strike of undying attraction. All roads to sexy times lead from ... Read more

27 April 201826 April 2018

After the Wedding by Courtney Milan (Worth Saga, #2)

Historical romance, Reviews, Romance

Is Courtney Milan capable of writing a bad book? No, but she’s trying new things, and while this isn’t her best work, it packs an emotional punch.

2 September 20178 September 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: Pop culture, writing and making meaning of your life

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Guest post by Claire Parnell. To dismiss pop culture is to dismiss people whose contributions to the world matter.

26 August 20176 August 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: Fan Fiction and writing diversity into the shows you love

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Guest post by Claire Parnell. What happens when the texts we love are problematic, when we don’t see ourselves in the books, comics, shows and movies we love to read ... Read more

19 August 20176 August 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: A Fan Fiction love letter and inspiration for writers

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Guest post by Claire Parnell. Hail the teenage girls, the tastemakers, the ones keeping the lights on in almost every industry and genre.

12 August 20174 August 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: Australian crime writers and the Murder(s) They Wrote

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Guest recap by Claire Parnell. It’s a genre that exists in people’s nightmares, plays on them, and explores them. So why do so many people read and watch it?

7 August 20176 August 2017

Dating You, Hating You by Christina Lauren

Contemporary romance, Reviews, Romance

A laugh-out-loud read, with just the right amount of comedy, lust, romance, steamy love scenes and plot twist.

5 August 20174 August 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: Nuanced Voices and writing in between languages

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Guest post by Claire Parnell. Voice, in this panel and in writing, is about articulating individual lived experience.

2 August 20176 August 2017

Fifty Bales of Hay by Rachael Treasure

Erotic fiction, Reviews, Romantic elements

Guest review by Catherine Heloise. To be enjoyed one at a time, as a bit of a quickie in between other activities.

1 August 2017

#EWF17 RECAP: 5×5 Rules of Writing

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Guest post by Claire Parnell. A weekend of wonderfully fun, thoughtful and critical panels with incredible speakers writing in a full coloured spectrum of genres.