The winners of the giveaway have now been chosen!

True Blood burst onto screens in the late 2000s and, for a lot of us, never really left. Blood, laughs, Jason Stackhouse doing Jason Stackhouse things — here's an appreciation post for the show that still holds up.

Who’s ready for a pre-Christmas giveaway?

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In writing this first installment of The North Queensland Vampire Mysteries, I asked myself questions.

What would happen if….? 

M. N. Cox's second novel, The Red Line, is coming soon — and it's bringing vampires, a 1997 North Queensland setting, and a detective who's very much undead.

Writing is a craft. That means it's something you develop, not just something you either have or you don't. Since 2018, M. N. Cox has completed several first drafts, and every single one taught her something.

After a decade of writing, these are the seven of the most solid resources I actually use.

A North Queensland vampire story set in the late 90s just made the Queensland Writers Centre's Publishable program shortlist. That story is Sarina — and it's one step closer to publication.

Robert Johnson was born in 1911 in Hazlehurst, Mississippi and dead by 27. Two recording sessions, one guitar, and a sound musicians still can't quite believe came from one man. Up Jumped the Devil doesn't need the myths — the real story is better.