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Writing stories within stories: A guest post by Katya de Becerra

February 19, 2024 By Lee Kofman 1 Comment

My latest book, When Ghosts Call Us Home, is a novel about being haunted by memory and possessed by art. It’s also about complicated families and an unravelling bond between two sisters. I used there literary devices – embedded …

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Getting Your Short Story Published: A Guest Post by Fikret Pajalic

January 15, 2024 By Lee Kofman 9 Comments

For about two years, at the peak of my pursuit of publication, I received approximately 10 rejection emails daily from both Australian and international journals.

Months of relentless submissions had thickened my skin, making it tougher than a rhino’s and …

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Resilience for Writers: A Guest Post by Kate Larsen

December 13, 2023 By Lee Kofman 7 Comments

A year ago, I was a digital poet, freelance arts consultant and self-published writer. I had also been helping make other writers’ dreams come true for more than a decade, as a writing tutor, editor and former Director of Writers …

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Reading like a Writer: A Guest Post by Jane Messer

November 20, 2023 By Lee Kofman 4 Comments

Reading has been essential to my development as a writer. I don’t just read as a reader, but always, invariably, I also read as a working writer. I’ve taught myself this way of reading through years of writing. Reading is …

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The Title Project: A guest post by Graeme Simsion

October 17, 2023 By Lee Kofman 8 Comments

Here’s your brief: write one sentence, or one phrase—one word, even—that will define your work, and you. It will be read more widely than any other sentence you’ve written, will be front and centre on your résumé, and feature …

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Striving for the mirage of a writing routine: A guest post by Ashley Kalagian Blunt

September 19, 2023 By Lee Kofman 7 Comments

I shouldn’t be writing this. I’ve had three viruses in recent weeks, and each have decimated me. The latest is lingering. Compounded with the chronic fatigue syndrome I’ve lived with since 2017, the effect is physical exhaustion that makes it …

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