Creative Women at Work

Interviews with women in the arts, culture or creative industries about their work, their inspiration and their lives.

Once Around The Sun with Jess Mudditt

by Rosalyn Page -

Author, journalist and book publisher, Jess Mudditt has just published her second book, a travel memoir that recounts a formative year backpacking through Asia, from Cambodia to the Khyber Pass, via China, India and Tibet. Once Around The Sun is a rollicking read, where we come along as Jess explores

Novelist Alle C. Hall on her first novel

by Rosalyn Page -

Alle C. Hall, writer and first reader at Creative Nonfiction magazine, recently published her first novel, As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back. It’s the story of Carlie, a young woman who travels through Asia on a journey of abandon and escape. Ultimately a story

Meet Author Jessica Mudditt

by Rosalyn Page -

Jessica Mudditt is a freelance journalist and the author of Our Home in Myanmar, a memoir about her four years living and working in Myanmar with her Bangladeshi husband, Sherpa. She shares her experiences as a foreign reporter and what it was like capturing that in her book with the

Meet Author Susanne Gervay

by Rosalyn Page -

Susanne Gervay OAM is an award-winning author of many novels and YA stories, who found her passion for writing through personal loss, and has spent her career showing the power of stories to help and guide readers young and old. “Life’s dramas sent me to the writer’s page,” says writer Susanne

Hazel Edwards & lockdown writing

by Rosalyn Page -
Hazel Edwards

At a time when it’s not that easy to take a writing course, a new book from Australian author Hazel Edwards is here to help guide you through writing a book from start to finish. Have you ever wanted to write a book but, after the first flash of an idea

How can creatives get paid?

by Rosalyn Page -

Being an artist, freelancer or an independent creator gives you plenty of creative and artistic freedom, but what about getting paid? Nothing about being an independent creative is easy, although it’s rewarding and interesting, but it is possible to fund your work yourself. Supporting yourself is possible without a wealthy patron