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Author Archives: Debbie Robson
My Adventures with the Australian Women Writers Challenge
Originally posted on debbierobson:
Australian Women Writers Challenge The Australian Women Writers Challenge was founded by Elizabeth Lhuede to support and promote books by Australian women. I joined the challenge in 2013 and it has certainly been a journey for…
WWOnelink – Gathering together WWI projects
Last week, through twitter, I discovered this marvellous site. WWOnelink is about linking your Great War Commemoration Project to the world. Definitely a collaborative workspace in my books. The site explains: “WWI Link is a research project database established by the … Continue reading
A community of writers
Earlier this year I was lucky enough to meet Angela Walton when she dropped in to one of my Starving in a Garret community meetings. They are informal gatherings usually on a Saturday at a local cafe. I post on … Continue reading
Posted in Living a creative life, Members of our community, Sanctuary for writers and historians
Tagged a community of writers, books, collaborative workspace, finding books to sell, getting together, speculative fiction, Starving in a Garret, Transcendence by Angela S. Walton, writers, writing
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How fiction/historical fiction can save historical fact
As history is very important to me I’ve uploaded this post from Debbie Robson at WordPress. From oblivion is what I mean. One of my main aims in being a writer is to preserve little known facts and make them … Continue reading
Author platforms and protecting your intellectual property
This is a cross post from Debbie Robson – Researching and writing an historical novel on WordPress. We are constantly told that we need to work on our author platform – as many social media sites as possible. Well that’s fine. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in Living a creative life
Tagged a writing life, author platforms, authors, blogging, Facebook, Goodreads, intellectually property, Jean Curlewis, LinkedIn, protecting your intellectual property, readers, researching, social media, Starving in a Garret, successful platforms, titles, twitter, worpdress
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Call for submissions
Tonight at Poetry at the Pub I met up with my friend Janette Hoppe. Before reading her poems, Janette spoke about her battle with depression and that she is working on putting together a collection of poetry about depression. She … Continue reading
Newcastle Writer’s Festival & The Press Book House
I’m so happy that the home of Starving in a Garrett was the host venue for two events for the festival. The first was on Friday evening as a lead up to the festival proper – the double launch of … Continue reading
Posted in Gathering books to sell, Living a creative life, Poetry books for sale
Tagged A community space, an Intimate Reading with Anthony Lawrence, Anthony Lawrence, book launches, Exhibit by Judy Johnson, Five Island Books, Geoffrey Hill, Newcastle, Newcastle Writer's Festival, Paul Muldoon, poetry books for sale, poetry readings, Signal Flare by Anthony Lawrence, The Language of Light by Jean Kent, The Press Book House
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Hanging out with criminals
Yes, that’s what I’ll be doing at The Press Book House this Saturday from 10.30. I will be looking at photos from the police files in the marvellous book by Peter Doyle. I want to sit quietly and look at … Continue reading






