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Shaun Tan interview @ The Star "Striking, surreal and unsettling" bit.ly/2NBHS

Jonathan Strahan & Jack Dann contribute to SF Signal Mind Meld on creating anthologies bit.ly/HyO8K & bit.ly/b1nbf

At Writer Unboxed blog, Sophie Masson gives her answer to a reader question on "Fairytale as a basis for fantasy" bit.ly/Do1N2

All in the Mind explores The Singularity with scientists and sf author Richard K Morgan bit.ly/gJEKN - mp3 & transcript available.

Michael Pryor was guest poster @ The Random Blog recently. His intro post is here: bit.ly/AzjYD and he continues posting on the subjects of Steampunk, series, history, and more.

Reminder: The Aurealis Awards close Saturday 31 October 2009. Find the nominated works here bit.ly/OaqxG

Reading the text: Joel Shepherd interview at Grinding to Valhalla bit.ly/3NIPbO

Here's the transcript bit.ly/fBweE and video bit.ly/OMOyY (scroll down) of  Jennifer Byrne Presents (First Tuesday Book Club): Monsters and Bloodsuckers

And finally, I'm redesigning the blog. Here's a pic of what I've done so far bit.ly/15mKCa I'd appreciate any comments, either via Twitter or email: ax@aurealis.com.au. Thanks.

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Carissa's Weblog

Posted: October 12th, 2009

 AurealisXpress Reviews from July Edition

Better late than never, I've uploaded the reviews from our July edition of aXp to LibraryThing. You can find them there or on the front page of our blog. Enjoy.

Carissa's Weblog

Posted: September 19th, 2009

 Read The Last Stormlord Online

Glena Larke's new book The Last Stormlord, the first in the Watergiver trilogy, is being released soon and Voyager Online has let us know that it's available to read online through the HarperCollins Browse Inside application. aXp's reviewer Crisetta MacLeod loved it, as shown in the quote featured in their blogpost. Check out her full review at LibraryThing or at our blog.

Carissa's Weblog

Posted: August 31st, 2009

 Recent links at our Twitter account

We've started posting links of interest to our Twitter account

New SF TV - DEMONS Thursdays at 8.30pm, from August 27. Encores Fridays at 10am and Sundays at 6.30pm on @scifitv http://bit.ly/nQ82n

Q. Problem with Oz setting in getting a book published in the US? A. from Editorial Anonymous http://bit.ly/B5xf5

Dirk Strasser is in the "Author Spotlight" @fantasymagazine http://bit.ly/k2KTU

Trent Jamieson's "Story of the Three Book Deal" http://bit.ly/DYG0h @ ROR

Flashy new site >> the new Rangers Apprentice website http://www.rangersapprentice.com

Tracey O'Hara will be interviewed on Romance Radio on the 28th http://bit.ly/fUBCz Should be avail. for download soon after

CBCA Award Winners @abcarticulate: Shaun Tan among Children's Book Council winners http://bit.ly/45Oph

Kaaron Warren is one of the authors responding to the Blogging & Social Networking Mind Meld @sfsignal http://tinyurl.com/r9zroq

KJ Taylor's (author of The Dark Griffin) ABC Radio Interview is available http://bit.ly/49ZDM5

Chronos Awards Winners @ the Continuum Blog http://bit.ly/tLrj9

Continuum Reports at The Continuum Blog http://continuum5.blogspot.com

"an epic post-apocalyptic sci-fi love story" audio drama featured in the latest The Lifted Brow mag via @BlackOnline http://bit.ly/cT1AF

25 New and Notable International YA Books http://tinyurl.com/levwf2

Stephen M Irwin touring with The Big Book Club via @BlackOnline http://tinyurl.com/lqws44

Oz SF on the 2009 Inky's Longlist: Worldshaker by Richard Harland and Two Pearls of Wisdom by Alison Goodman http://bit.ly/15lIcE

Posted: August 26th, 2009
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