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Breakout 3: tips for engaging your audience

Author Philippa Posted on October 11, 2019October 13, 2019
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Breakout 2: Getting Heard! Podcasting 101

Author Philippa Posted on October 11, 2019October 13, 2019
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Nalini Singh – beyond the first draft

Author Philippa Posted on October 11, 2019October 13, 2019
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Day 1: Harlequin Presentation

Author Philippa Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019
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Day 1 Keynote address: Nalini Singh

Author Philippa Posted on September 20, 2019October 11, 2019
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RWAus Conference 2019

Author Philippa Posted on September 20, 2019October 16, 2019
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Slushpile readings – Professionals panel

Author Philippa Posted on June 8, 2019September 2, 2019
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Major Sponsor Keynote: Harlequin

Author Philippa Posted on June 5, 2019August 29, 2019
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Breakout 2: Lana Pecherczyk – Sell more books with graphic design

Author Philippa Posted on June 4, 2019June 4, 2019
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Breakout 1: Kelly Hunter – 10 tips for character development

Author Philippa Posted on June 2, 2019June 2, 2019
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Romance, Romantic Love, and the ‘want of a fortune’

Author Philippa Posted on August 18, 2013August 11, 2014

Helen Fordham (Notre Dame University) and Barbara Milech (Curtain University) – Romance, Romantic Love, and the ‘want of a fortune’ – Contemporary popular romance has a generic history – it …

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Sex and Sensibility: The pursuit and recognition of reality through analysis of romance fiction in popular culture

Author Philippa Posted on August 18, 2013August 11, 2014

Bridget Ransome (University of South Australia) – Sex and Sensibility:  The pursuit and recognition of reality through analysis of romance fiction in popular culture – The notion of ‘culture’ is …

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Destabilising Divides and Re-imagining Subjectives: The Romance of Eloisa James

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013August 11, 2014

Helen Fordham (Notre Dame University) – Destabilising Divides and Re-imagining Subjectives:  The Romance of Eloisa James First of all, there was a session between Jennifer Kloester’s Heyer panel and this …

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Writing History, reflecting history: Georgette Heyer’s Recency Novels in Context

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013August 11, 2014 2 Comments

Dr Jennifer Kloester (University of Melbourne) –  Writing History, reflecting history:  Georgette Heyer’s Recency Novels in Context b 1902 d 1974 – has never been out of print since 1919 …

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Swashbuckling girls and foppish men: the unusual pleasures of Georgette Heyer’s Regency Romances

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013July 8, 2018

Jade Armstrong (Curtain University) –  Swashbuckling girls and foppish men:  the unusual pleasures of Georgette Heyer’s Regency Romances Jane is a lecturer at Curtain University.  Her PhD thesis and research …

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Exploring women and modalities of power in fiction: escaping the straightjacket of genre into digital space

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013August 11, 2014

Dr Lynn Allen  – Exploring women and modalities of power in fiction:  escaping the straightjacket of genre into digital space – when a subject is highly controvertial, one cannot hope …

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The Distance Between: Romance readers, authors, publishers and the book industry in Australia

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013August 11, 2014 2 Comments

Bronwyn Parry / Bronwyn Clarke – The Distance Between:  Romance readers, authors, publishers and the book industry in Australia Context – Rapid change – readers’ social connections – readers’ book-buying …

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Romancing Feminism: From Women’s Studies to Women’s Fiction

Author Philippa Posted on August 17, 2013August 11, 2014

Dr Elizabeth Reid Boyd (Edith Cowan University)- Romancing Feminism:  From Women’s Studies to Women’s Fiction After the keynote address, the rest of the day was 30 minute panel discussions. The …

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EJC Keynote speaker – Professor Imelda Whelehan

Author Philippa Posted on August 16, 2013August 11, 2014

Meaningful encounters – 40 years of feminists reading romance This was a session that was very interesting, but it was also a little disappointing for reasons I will go into …

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