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2025
Whether you’re an experienced writer or just starting out, this workshop is designed to deepen your ability to bring history to life through compelling storytelling.
Wendy J. Dunn, an experienced historical fiction author, historian and educator, will share with you what she has learnt about researching and crafting historically accurate and believable narratives over her years of writing historical fiction.
This workshop covers:
What is exactly historical fiction?
How do you bring the past alive?
The processes Wendy uses to shape a narrative and realistic characters informed by the past.
What publishers are looking for now in works of historical fiction.
Women Write History at Eltham Library on March 15th!
Why Write History?
2020
Women Writing History at Eltham Library on March 14th:
Women writers share their thoughts and ideas on ‘writing the Mother’, both good and bad. The day includes: writing workshops, talks on pathways to publication, networking, and refreshments. You will have the opportunity to meet 7 published authors including: Wendy Dunn, Alex Stark, Anne Connor, Eugen Bacon, Kathryn Janet, Rebecca Jane, Kate Murdoch, Glenice Whitting, Leah Kaminsky, Eloise Faichney and Christine Bell.
If you are a fan of historical fiction writing or a budding author, this day is not to be missed.
Bookings essential:
Poetry Reading at the Sydney Poet Lounge on April 15th.
Poetry reading at Garden Lounge on April 17th.
FALLING POMEGRANATE SEEDS by Wendy J. Dunn, published by www.MadeGlobal.com, will be launched by Dr Carolyn Beasley, Senior Lecturer, Writing, Course Director of Writing (UG&PG), Deputy Chair, Department of Media and Communication at the Glenferrie Hotel, Hawthorn, Melbourne on 20/08/2016 at 2:00pm.
This is a free event, but to ascertain numbers for catering and room capacity, please obtain your ticket for the launch via this link:
I hope to offer a nice surprise for the first fifty ticket holders of this event.
PRESS RELEASES:
The Tale of Katherine of Aragon is told in a new novel.
Author explores the sorrow Katherine of Aragon would have felt as she left Spain for England
Author interviews and articles about my new novel: