AustLit
All Publication Details
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Appears in:
- y Midnight Echo : The Magazine of the Australian Horror Writers Association no. 6 November David Kernot (editor), Jason Fischer (editor), David Conyers (editor), 2011 Z1869448 2011 periodical issue horror 2011
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The Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2011
Liz Grzyb
(editor),
Talie Helene
(editor),
Greenwood
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Ticonderoga Publications
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2012
Z1904931
2012
anthology
short story
horror
fantasy
The second annual compilation of the best fantasy and horror, covering work produced by Australian writers in 2011.
Greenwood : Ticonderoga Publications , 2012 pg. 409-426
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The Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2011
Liz Grzyb
(editor),
Talie Helene
(editor),
Greenwood
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Ticonderoga Publications
,
2012
Z1904931
2012
anthology
short story
horror
fantasy
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Award Winning Australian Writing 2012
Adolfo Aranjuez
(editor),
Melbourne
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Melbourne Books
,
2012
Z1909047
2012
anthology
poetry
short story
'Now in its fifth edition, Award Winning Australian Writing (AWAW) continues its commitment to showcasing the best short stories and poems that have won competitions around the country. This year, Melbourne Books is again expanding the project, increasing the number of featured pieces to over fifty. AWAW 2012 will also proudly include a foreword by Mark Tredinnick, winner of the 2011 Montreal Poetry Prize and the 2012 Cardiff International Poetry Prize, and author of The Blue Plateau, Fire Diary and nine other acclaimed works of poetry and prose.AWAW's four editions have been received very favourably, with support from Lisa Dempster (Emerging Writers' Festival director), Philip Rainford (Fellowship of Australian Writers president), and authors Arnold Zable and Delia Falconer, all of whom have written forewords for the book. The critic Matthew Lamb, in The Australian, commended the "invaluable service" AWAW offers to the literary community, while, in The Age, reviewer Lorien Kaye celebrates that AWAW gives readers a chance "to value these winners". Similar sentiments are expressed by author Irma Gold, who wrote in Overland that AWAW is "a must read"; The Age critic Cameron Woodhead, who noted that "some of the contributions possess startling power"; and critic Patrick Allington, who praised the "impressive new voices" and "energy and inventiveness" collected in the book.The 2012 edition will feature the work of both emerging and established authors, including Ron Pretty, Susan McCreery, Lisa Jacobson, Kevin Gillam, Laura Jean McKay and A. S. Patric. Competitions appearing in the 2012 edition include:* Lord Mayor's Creative Writing Awards* Sydney Poetry Prize* The Age Short Story Competition* Gwen Harwood Poetry Prize* Katharine Susannah Prichard Awards* Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize* ANU Short Story Competition' (Publication summary)
Melbourne : Melbourne Books , 2012 pg. 212-231
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Award Winning Australian Writing 2012
Adolfo Aranjuez
(editor),
Melbourne
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Melbourne Books
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2012
Z1909047
2012
anthology
poetry
short story
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Appears in:
- y The Nightmare Dimension : Tales of Horror and the Cthulhu Mythos United States of America (USA) : 2013 9225073 2013 selected work short story United States of America (USA) : 2013
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Dead of Night : The Best of Midnight Echo
Shane Jiraiya Cummings
(editor),
Australia
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Australian Horror Writers Association
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2016
10876167
2016
anthology
short story
'In the dead of night, when everything is still, a scream echoes at its loudest... Dead of Night features the best of Midnight Echo magazine, as selected by Shane Jiraiya Cummings, former Australian Horror Writers Association vice-president and Midnight Echo editor. The anthology features twenty-five stories from issues one to eleven and is a showcase of Australia and New Zealand's darkest imaginations.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
Australia : Australian Horror Writers Association , 2016 pg. 170-189
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Dead of Night : The Best of Midnight Echo
Shane Jiraiya Cummings
(editor),
Australia
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Australian Horror Writers Association
,
2016
10876167
2016
anthology
short story
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