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Appeared in Dreaming Again (HarperVoyager)Jason Nahrung grew up on a Queensland cattle property and works as a newspaper journalist in Brisbane. He has travelled widely, both within Australia and internationally, and is a regular attendee at Australian writers conventions. He has been a director and judge for Australia’s premier speculative fiction awards, the Aurealis Awards. His writing has won the William Atheling Jnr award for Criticism or Review, been highly commended in the Aurealis Awards and been shortlisted in the Ditmars and the Australian Shadows.His debut novel, The Darkness Within (Hachette Australia), based on a novella written with his then girlfriend Mil Clayton, was published in 2007. A German edition came out in 2008 and he is writing further tales set in the same universe.Also in this episode:Keith Stevenson reviews Canterbury 2100 from Twelfth Planet Press.

Appeared in Dreaming Again (HarperVoyager) Jason Nahrung grew up on a Queensland cattle property and works as a newspaper journalist in Brisbane. He has travelled widely, both within Australia and internationally, and is a regular attendee at Australian writers conventions. He has been a director and judge for Australia’s premier speculative fiction awards, the Aurealis Awards. His writing has won the William Atheling Jnr award for Criticism or Review, been highly commended in the Aurealis Awards and been shortlisted in the Ditmars and the Australian Shadows. His debut novel, The Darkness Within (Hachette Australia), based on a novella written with his then girlfriend Mil Clayton, was published in 2007. A German edition came out in 2008 and he is writing further tales set in the same universe. Also in this episode: Keith Stevenson reviews Canterbury 2100 from Twelfth Planet Press.

Smoking, Waiting for The Dawn – Jason Nahrung

Angela Slatter

Liz Manthos

“We don’t need no edjucashun” sang Pink Floyd; sadly, on the topic of vampires, I can’t join the chorus. Authors Jason Nahrung and Angela Slatter ... The post “Vampires then and now” with Jason Nahrung, Angela Slatter, CJ Dee and Liz Manthos appeared first on Dark Matter Zine.

“We don’t need no edjucashun” sang Pink Floyd; sadly, on the topic of vampires, I can’t join the chorus. Authors Jason Nahrung and Angela Slatter ... The post <a href="https://www.darkmatterzine.com/vampires-then-and-now/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“Vampires then and now” with Jason Nahrung, Angela Slatter, CJ Dee and Liz Manthos</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.darkmatterzine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dark Matter Zine</a>.

“Vampires then and now” with Jason Nahrung, Angela Slatter, CJ Dee and Liz Manthos

With horror writer Jason Nahrung reading his short story "Kadimakara and Curlew"

Halloween Ghast Fest, with Jason Nahrung