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Using interviews to inform fiction: A Guest Post by Emily Brewin

July 8, 2025 By Lee Kofman 4 Comments

My most recent novel and my first Young Adult one, A Way Home, is about a sixteen-year-old girl who finds herself homeless in Melbourne’s CBD during a particularly bitter winter. Since we met her, Grace has been living rough …

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How to write and publish three books in five years: A Guest Post by Thuy On

May 12, 2025 By Lee Kofman 3 Comments

First of all, I should add a caveat… the title should actually read: How to write and publish three poetry books in five years. I have no experience writing book-length fiction or non-fiction–nor do I have any inclination to pursue …

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Imagining Characters Unlike Me: A Guest Post by Silvia Kwon

April 21, 2025 By Lee Kofman 12 Comments

For as long as I can remember my fascination with the lives of others surpassed the usual level of curiosity. This need to understand other subjectivities struck me early and, since it was not shared by my friends in quite …

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My 5 tips for plotting a compelling mystery novel: A Guest Post by Andrea Barton

March 18, 2025 By Lee Kofman Leave a Comment

I love nothing more than curling up with a murder mystery, racing through the pages to unveil the killer. When I became serious about writing a novel, I longed to create that read-until-the-wee-hours experience for others. It took me over …

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Writing at the Crack of Dawn: A Guest Post by Julia Levitina

February 17, 2025 By Lee Kofman 4 Comments

Why do I do this? What motivates my writing and makes it a necessity? Why do I not only expose myself, my inner-workings, but dream of my work to be read and appreciated?

I ask myself these questions when I …

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Why Funny Writing Matters: A Guest Post by Bynny Banyai

January 14, 2025 By Lee Kofman 10 Comments

There is writing that changes the world, or at least changes the world of the person who reads it. Then there’s writing like mine, which, I would hazard, has never prompted any of the above. Before you brace yourself for …

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