Viking romances and Otago stargazing: an interview with RWR McDonald
Interview with Craig Sisterson! “Viking romances and Otago stargazing: an interview with RWR McDonald” Last Thursday, day 49 of #100Days100Books, was the 219th edition of #9mmInterviews. Fun chatting to superb storyteller & 2020 @ngaiomarshaward winner @rwrmcdonald: https://t.co/un79Z3Uv6K#RainbowReads 🌈📚🕵️♀️ pic.twitter.com/71NMUPonht — Craig Sisterson (@craigsisterson) February 25, 2021 Fantastic to chat with Craig Sisterson! Catch our…
Co-teaching new crime fiction course – The Crime Fiction Lab
This five-week course dives into the elements of Crime Fiction, discussing the sub-genres and rules, exploring the various types protagonists and the ways crime stories can be told. Each week class exercises will help develop these elements in your own writing, whether you have a work in progress, or the glimmer of a story idea. We will interrogate your suspects, examine your clues, attend your crime scenes and apprehend your criminal. With special guests Craig Sisterson, Sarah Bailey and Chris Hammer.
NZ Listener book review – The Nancys
Humour and heart
Nancy Drew inspires a charming tale of amateur sleuthing in small-town Otago.
New Zealand Listener8 Jul 2019By CRAIG SISTERSON
Delightful and exuberant aren’t usually the first words that come to mind when reflecting on crime fiction, but Melbourne-based Kiwi RWR (Rob) McDonald’s debut overflows with charm.