• Tansy Rayner Roberts & Traci Harding: Voyager Authors of the Month

    Tansy Rayner Roberts is the author of the award-winning Splashdance Silver, and its sequel Liquid Gold. She has also published a children’s book in an ongoing ABC multi-author series. Tansy lives in Tasmania with her partner and daughter.

    Tansy's latest book is Reign of Beasts, the third book in her Creature Court series, and is out now!

    Reign of Beasts

    About Reign of Beasts:

    The Creature Court is dangerous and deadly, but Velody must unite them for everyone's sake ... A beautiful and compelling story of finding one's heart's desire.



    Traci Harding was born and raised in Sydney. A natural storyteller, she has been writing since childhood. Traci lives along the Hawkesbury River, NSW, with her two children. She is the author of the bestselling Ancient Future series. Visit her website here!

    Traci's latest book is The Light-Field, the third book in her Triad of Being series, and is out now!

    Light Field

    About The Light-Field:

    In the battle to get the Being of the Field back to the Universe Parallel, the greatest weapon and risk lay in its own light-field.

     

The Reign of Beasts has Begun

Posted on January 30, 2012 by voyageronline

    Reign of Beasts, the third book of the Creature Court trilogy, is about to land!  I’m crazy excited about this.  There’s something incredibly satisfying about lining those three books up next to each other.  Possibly I carry them around the house, arranging and re-arranging them in fake casual poses… Other authors do that, right? [...]

Filed under: Author guest blog, Guest Blogger, New Book Releases, on writing, Tansy Rayner Roberts, World building | Tagged: , , , , | 3 Comments »

The Ancient Future Family Tree

Posted on December 23, 2011 by voyageronline

Just as a little Holiday treat we thought we’d share something special! Ancient Future fan Rebekah Apelt created an amazing family tree from Traci Harding’s Ancient Future series. She’s working on an expanded version that includes the new books too. Check it out!

Filed under: traci harding, World building, Fan work | 1 Comment »

Go for the Unrealistic: Five Tips for Emerging Writers

Posted on December 22, 2011 by voyageronline

It’s unrealistic to bend a piece of metal and fly people over the ocean in it but fortunately the Wright brothers didn’t think so. – Will Smith A lot of advice for emerging writers centres on ‘being realistic, like you can’t get an agent if you haven’t published, you can’t get a major publisher without [...]

Filed under: Author guest blog, Kim Falconer, on writing, World building | Tagged: , , , | 1 Comment »

In the beginning there was … The Ancient Future

Posted on December 16, 2011 by voyageronline

      When I first wrote ‘the Ancient Future’, I could never have imagined all the amazing places that story and its characters were going to take me.  We’ve been to the dark ages in ancient Britain, the golden age of Atlantis, into the otherworld, outer space, into the future, the next galaxy, and most recently [...]

Filed under: Commentry, Author guest blog, traci harding, on writing, World building, Guest Blogger | Tagged: , , | 2 Comments »

Out of Oz is out!

Posted on November 25, 2011 by voyageronline

I’ve always loved reading a different author’s take on an established idea or world; I guess it comes back to my love of adaptation in general. One of the best examples of this in recent years has been Gregory Maguire’s Wicked Years series based on Frank L . Baum’s classic Oz books. The fourth and final [...]

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In the Game of Food, you win or you wash the dishes..

Posted on November 3, 2011 by voyageronline

Ever wanted to eat like a king? Or at least how George RR Martin thinks a king should eat? This is probably old news to some, but I think this blog is fantastic! The Inn at the Crossroads. They have nearly 160 recipes from the first 4 books of A Song of Ice & Fire alone! That [...]

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