Ian was born in Melbourne. He worked and travelled in London and SE Asia before settling in Sydney where he worked in advertising. Stand AloneThe Persecutor (1965)The Man With the Brown Paper Face (1967)Never Die In Honolulu (1969)The Thrill Machine (1972)
Marion Halligan was born and educated in Newcastle, New South Wales, and worked as a school teacher and freelance journalist before becoming a prolific writer in her forties. She moved to Canberra in the 1960s and her first published short story appeared in the Australian Women’s Weekly in 1969. She has won numerous awards for …
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Phillip Gwynne has lived and worked in Darwin in the 1980’s. He is the author of acclaimed bestsellers Deadly, Unna and Nukkin Ya and the AFI-winning screenwriter of Australian Rules. Phillip lives in Leura in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. Stand AloneThe Build-Up (2008)
Dr Fred Guilhaus is a company director and writer. He has a background in academia, business and spends time volunteering for various causes. He lives in Adelaide. Stand AloneBankrupts and Bandits (1993)The Devil You Know (1995)The Analyst (2002)Musth (2014)Road Rage (2020) Critical AcclaimThe Analyst:Shortlisted 2003 Ned Kelly Award for Best Novel
Wayne Grogan was born in Sydney in 1953. He was a member of the Waterside Workers Federation for sixteen years. He won a Deakin University Vice-Chancellor’s Prize for creative writing and was runner-up in the Henry Lawson Short Story Award. His first novel, Junkie Pilgrim, won the Ned Kelly Award for Best Crime Novel in …
Maggie Groff is the bestselling author of two non-fiction books, Mothers Behaving Badly: How to do the most important job in the world the easy way (1999) and Hoax Cuisine: Faking it in the kitchen (2001). She wrote a weekly column also titled Hoax Cuisine, for two years from 2002-2004 for Sunday Life Magazine which …
Edwina Grey was born in Sydney, but spent much of her childhood in Europe. Aside from writing, she also has a love of acting and has done short films and work as an extra. She lives in Sydney with her partner and four cats. As well as her first novel she has written many stories …
Kerry Greenwood has has worked as a folk singer, factory hand, a director, a producer, a translator, a costumer-maker, a cook and also qualified as a solicitor. She works part time for Victoria Legal Aid as an advocate in the Magistrates Courts. The Phryne Fisher series has become one of the most popular television mystery …
John worked for 30 years as a professional in a number of roles including being a partner in a couple of law firms and as a director of a publishing house, but mainly as an executive investment banker before deciding that his true passion was writing. He is a co-founder of Pantera Press and lives …