Angela Meyer
Melbourne-based, Gen Y writer, reviewer and editor.
Short fiction, essays, reviews and interviews (and a poem) seen in print in…
Australian Book Review, Radio National’s The Book Show, Hecate, Australian Women’s Book Review, Viewpoint, The Sex Mook, Idiom 23, Lip Magazine, Page Seventeen, Sketch, Story To, Southerly, The Death Mook, Wet Ink, Through the Clock’s Workings (the Remix My Lit anthology), Cordite Poetry Review, Mascara Literary Review, The Short Review, Slow Trains and the Readings Bookstore Newsletter (feature interview).
Other literary-minded things… Acting Editor of Bookseller+Publisher magazine in Melbourne. Completing a collection of short stories based around themes of consumerism, materialism and technology. Semi-retiring Smoke & Dancing, my second novel manuscript, which has been through Varuna on Peter Bishop’s Pathways to Publication Masterclass. Working on something new…
I really, really love writers’ festivals.
In 2009 I have moderated, been on panels, or performed at Adelaide’s Format Festival, Melbourne’s Emerging Writers’ Festival (for which I am on the Programme Advisory Committee), the Newstead Short Story Tattoo, Melbourne Writers Festival, Melbourne’s Overload Poetry Festival, the Ubud Writers’ and Readers’ Festival in Bali, and the National Young Writers’ Festival in Newcastle. If you’re a festival organiser interested in having me, please drop me a line at literaryminded (at) gmail (dot) com. I love to talk about Aussie lit, debut novelists, Gen Y stuff, technology and the interwebs, blogging, and more.
To send me books and other media for review please email me first (subject: LiteraryMinded). I often have a large pile of books but am always happy to answer your enquiries. I am interested in reading anything, but enjoy supporting Australian fiction, small press, and young writers.
NOTE: I will not plug your material, all reviews will be fair yet honest.
literaryminded (at) gmail (dot) com
To pitch guest posts/book extracts or reviews, send a suggestion and writing sample to the above email. I can send some books that I want reviewed and don’t have time for myself.
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