The Subversive Power Of Trousers

The Subversive Power Of Trousers

There is an oft-talked about scene in my new book The Ghosts of Paris where my main character, private inquiry agent Billie Walker, enters the famous Hôtel Ritz Paris in 1947. Parisians and foreigners are happily drinking and going about their post-war lives less than...

Publishers Weekly Reviews The War Widow

Publishers Weekly Reviews The War Widow

Set in 1946, this spirted series launch from Canadian-Australian author Moss (the Makedde Vanderwall books) introduces Billie Walker, a former war correspondent who reopens her dead father’s private inquiry firm after the Sydney...

Pandora English Resurrected

Pandora English Resurrected

When I last blogged about Pandora English, it was about needing to find a new home for her series. Well, we found it. Pandora’s full story to date is being republished by Echo Publishing, starting today.

The Henry Lawson Festival of the Arts

The Henry Lawson Festival of the Arts

Over the long weekend I had the pleasure of spending time in the town of Grenfell, NSW, as the official special guest of the 60th Henry Lawson Festival of the Arts. The beloved Australian bush poet and author Henry Lawson was born in a Grenfell gold field in 1867, to...

2014 Wrap Up

2014 Wrap Up

Between parenthood, study at the University of Sydney, completing the course work for my doctorate, and launching my tenth book, I was pretty remiss on blog updates this year. Here’s some of what I was up to:

The Fictional Woman launches at SWF

The Fictional Woman launches at SWF

My first non-fiction book, The Fictional Woman, was launched last month at the Sydney Writers’ Festival and has since become a #1 non-fiction best-seller. At the launch, guests were invited to share the fictions that have followed them through their lives.