POP UP Writing @ Harry Hartog
Oh Boy did we spill the beans!
A great bunch of writers got together
A great bunch of writers got together
A great bunch of writers got together
A great bunch of writers got together
A great bunch of writers got together
To have fun and write
A great bunch of writers got together
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Why don't you join us and become one of the Beans?
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Join our facebook page SPILL THE BEANS or take a website challenge
Join our facebook page SPILL THE BEANS or take a website challenge
Lucy Elliott & Patricia Griffen won Harry Hartog book prizes for their writing
Join our facebook page SPILL THE BEANS or take a website challenge
Fantastic writing workshop today
Migrant and refugee stories from the Northern Beaches of Sydney
Julie Howard presented a workshop for writers who will tell the settlement stories of Northern Beaches refugees. It will be published later this year.
Would you like to be one of our writers? Or do you have a story to tell about what it was like to arrive in Australia from Germany or Russia or Indonesia or ? If so we want to hear from you.
Meet our zoom Q & A Panel
Paula Goodyer
Paula Goodyer is a Walkley Award winning journalist and now freelance health writer. Twice winner of the Dietitians Association of Australia Excellence in Nutrition Journalism Award. Author of three non-fiction books - Kids and Drugs (Allen & Unwin 1998), Bodyguard (ABC Books, 2003) and Fit and Firm Forever (Random House, 2009). Her work has appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Australian House & Garden Magazine, The Healthy Food Guide, Diabetic Living, Sunday Life, Elle and Cleo.are.
Steven Kay
Steven Kay is a founder member of Sheffield Authors in the UK, and is working on his 6th novel. He started writing full time after deciding it was preferable to being a Health and Safety inspector. Steve, who admits to a penchant for historical fiction but ‘without kings or queens and bodices, ripped or otherwise’, established his own ‘very small publishing empire' - 1889 - when he indie-published his first book The Evergreen in red and white, about a Victorian Romani footballer.
Michelle Worthington
Michelle Worthington, is an award-winning children's author, screenwriter and international guest speaker on the power of story. A full-time writer based in Brisbane, Michelle credits her three sons for giving her an endless source of inspiration, as well as her wrinkles. Michelle is dedicated to encouraging a strong love of reading and writing in young children and enjoys working with charities that support the vision of empowering youth through education. As a mentor and editor, she helps aspiring authors find pathways to publication and enjoys working as part of a team in projects that are purposeful, innovative and inspirational. You can find out more about her awards, speaker profile and books at www.michelleworthington.com
