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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 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,  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