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    Why I converted from pantsing to plotting

    May 18, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Writing

    Plotting or pantsing? It’s a debate that comes up at every writers festival, convention or event. Do you plot your books or fly by the seat of your pants? The responses vary: some mix both, some write to uncover the…

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    Sometimes it’s hard to keep writing. Then there are weeks like this.

    Apr 6, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Writing

    It’s a hard slog being a writer. No matter what form you practice, rejection becomes a part of life. You’re constantly slapped in the face with your apparent failures (I say apparent because most rejections are not personal, but it’s…

  • Upcoming Appearances: Noir at the Bar and the Science for Science Fiction Conference

    Mar 24, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Events

    I am so excited to have a number of Melbourne appearances in March and April. I’ll be speaking alongside some incredible Australian authors. Whether your interest is in crime or science fiction, there’s something for everyone. 

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    The 20 Greatest Books of All Time (according to me)

    Mar 2, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Books

    Yes, these are the 20 greatest books of all time. According to me, rather opinionated lady writer. 

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    A Femme Fatale, Samurai and Jane Austen: Good Books – Summer 2017

    Feb 23, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Book reviews

    Some months, there’s a unifying theme to the good books I read. And sometimes, you get a femme fatale, gymnastics parents, samurais, private eye cats and Jane Austen.

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    28 Epic Short Story Tips from Australian Genre Writers

    Jan 19, 2017

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    Kat Clay
    in Short Stories, Writing advice

    With the recently released And Then… anthology chock full of amazing Aussie authors, I couldn’t resist drawing on their collective writing knowledge. I asked them for their best short story tips and they delivered!

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Kat Clay is an award-winning writer, reviewer, and content creator from Melbourne, Australia. She is the author of novella Double Exposure and Call of Cthulhu roleplaying games The Well of All Fear and The Hammersmith Haunting. Her short stories have been published in Interzone, Cosmic Horror Monthly, Aurealis, and Midnight Echo.

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