09/02/2012 - 6:43pm
 
Katherine is certainly doing the rounds with her latest book Silent Fear.

She will be LIVE on TV at 10 am next Wednesday - aka February 15 - talking about her book and her past life as a paramedic.

Set your recording devices if you'll be at work for: Channel 9's Mornings show with Sonia Kruger and David Campbell.

09/02/2012 - 12:01am

 

The debate over gender bias in the literary and genre fiction world is still going strong.

Why does fiction - or anything - written by women garner fewer reviews than that written by men?

If you recall - just after SheKilda - Tara Moss wrote a blog on this subject and the parallel one about the inequity when it comes to prizes.

One thing led to another - via several snarky reactions - and the 2012 Australian Women Writers' Reading Challenge was launched by Elizabeth Lhuede.

We've mentioned all this before but the story obviously still has life as there's an update today at the online artsHub.

Check out the story by Sarah Adams.

http://www.artshub.com.au/au/news-article/opinions/arts/simply-chick-lit-forget-it-187475

 

Oh, and if you're on facebook why not like the SinC-Oz page.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sisters-in-Crime-Victoria/208451630075

 

07/02/2012 - 2:34pm

The Best of Times
short story competition


For humorous short stories (any theme) up to 2500 words.
First prize: $200.
Second prize: $50.

Closes 30 April 2012.

No entry form required.
Include a cover sheet with your name and address, story title, word count,
and where you heard about the competition.

Entry fee is $6 per story.
Send a cheque or money order made out to: Chris Broadribb.
Post your entry to: PO Box 55, Blaxcell NSW 2142.

Include a large SSAE so that your story can be returned afterwards, along with a results sheet.

Competition website: http://spiky_one.tripod.com/comp13.html

[SinC-Oz: Chris Broadribb is a long-time member of Sisters in Crime Australia]

 

05/02/2012 - 6:04pm

 

Catch up on Katherine Howell's interview in the Melbourne Herald Sun and the Adelaide Advertiser.

And don't forget Katherine and the fabulous Sulari Gentill feature in the first Sisters in Crime Melbourne event for 2012 - on Friday February 17.

 

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ipad/raw-material-sets-up-a-life-of-crime/story-fn3o6wog-1226254230639

02/02/2012 - 1:06pm

 

Katherine Howell who, along with Sulari Gentill, headlines the first 2012 event for Sisters in Crime Australia will be giving radio audiences an idea of what to expect when she joins us.

Katherine will be 'on air' on 3MDR- 97.1FM - at 3.05 (EST) on Monday February 6.

Host Ann Creber will be talking to Katherine about her latest book Silent Fear.

You can listen online from anywhere in the world via the link below:


http://3mdr.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=28

 

Katherine will also feature on JOY 94.9 FM in chat with Dean Beck on Word for Word at 12noon EST Sunday February 12 .

You can listen online (or podcast) from anywhere in the world:

http://www.joy.org.au/listenlive

 

Katherine & Sulari will be grilled by Jacqui Horwood for Sisters in Crime at a live in person event on Friday February 17 from 8 pm.

Venue: The Rising Sun Hotel, cnr Raglan St & Eastern Rd, South Melbourne

01/02/2012 - 2:29pm

ABC TV's Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries starts here on February 24th - you can get some sneak previews now at their very beautiful website:

http://www.abc.net.au/tv/phrynefisher/

See the cast of characters, as well as the trailer for the show.

26/01/2012 - 7:18pm
 
Poison pens: A New Wave of Literary Sexism has women writers fighting back

 

In her feature on 14/1/2012  in The Saturday Age’s Life and Style supplement (also repinted in the Sydney Morning Herald), Jane Sullivan dissects the reignited debate about the rough deal faced by women authors when it comes to reviews, awards, and general recognition.

 

It’s a must read – and all power to Sisters in Crime member Tara Moss for getting this debate raging (again).

 

Check out Jane's article:

 

 

 http://m.smh.com.au/entertainment/books/a-womans-place-20120113-1pyoa.html

 

08/01/2012 - 2:46pm

 

Scarlet Stiletto winner and Second Cut author Eveyln Tsitas features in the RMIT news.

Check out the link

http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=7c4m4jmbifux1

 

 

20/12/2011 - 11:23am

We are starting the New Year with a bang! On Friday, February 17, Sisters in Crime will be hosting an event with Katherine Howell and Sulari Gentill who are both launching their latest books.

Mark the date in your diaries and we'll post more information closer to the date.

 

19/12/2011 - 3:18pm

Go Sisters in Crime

Scarlet Stiletto The Second Cut  got a great review in Saturday's Age

Check it out here: