Back in August, I sat down for a Zoom interview with Ian Hooper, executive director of Leschenault Press and The Book Reality Experience. That interview is now up on YouTube: I’m a little awkward but hey, it’s my first recorded interview. Awkwardness is on brand for me anyway. 😄 You can also get a sneakContinue reading “My Book Reality interview… and a reading of Black and Blue”
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50 cups of coffee can’t be wrong?!
Y’know, I never used to like coffee. Yeah, yeah, sacrilege, whatever. I think the first time I tasted it was when I took a sip of whatever my dad was drinking at my grandmother’s house in Malaysia. It was probably Kopi-O or something like that. Regardless, it was too bitter for this little Aussie girl’sContinue reading “50 cups of coffee can’t be wrong?!”
A book baby is born
My book has been out for a week now and gosh, that feels weird to say! I kind of just let it drop without doing a book launch event because… well, frankly, I wanted to enjoy my book release. And spending the lead-up to it organising an event all about me would definitely not haveContinue reading “A book baby is born”
Why I chose indie publishing
There are basically two main reasons why I decided to go down the indie route for my debut novel, Black and Blue: My book Me Let me explain. First of all, Black and Blue kind of sits in the wilderness between young adult and adult fiction. Years ago, new adult fiction promised to bridge thatContinue reading “Why I chose indie publishing”
Coming soon… Black and Blue
Remember that book I was telling you about? Well, it’s humming along. I’m publishing it through Leschenault Press and their Book Reality imprint, and it now has a kickarse cover designed by Luke Buxton that looks like this. Black and Blue will be my debut novel. I’m describing it as a work of young adultContinue reading “Coming soon… Black and Blue”
Lee-Ann Khoh 