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About Me:: I'm passionate about aviation history; WWII; history of the 20th Century. I write for The Northern Star (Lismore, NSW) and have written several novels.

Favourite Books: Fate is the Hunter, by Ernest K Gann; The Heart of the Storm, by David Beaty; A Soldier's Return, by Melvyn Bragg; Nancy Wake, by P Fitzsimmons.

At 8:06pm on January 20th, 2008, Margaret Tanner said…: Hi Mary,
I thought I answered you but mixed it all up. So, another Aussie eh. I hail from Melbourne. You like WW2 history, my great love is the WW1. I have been to the battlefields on the Somme in France and in Belgium as well.
The other night I heart that my Australian Historical Romance
Storm Girl has made it to the semi-finals of the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award, which was rather exciting.
If you would like to view my entry the link is
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001200BXS

Audio books sound exciting.

At 10:43am on January 20th, 2008, Mary said…: Crosswind was published as an audio book by Elmtree (Canada). The 'famous American tv actor' who narrated it had a strange idea of the Aussie accent (sounded sort of Irish-American) and there were so many mistakes in it that I couldn't own up to it.

At 9:58am on January 20th, 2008, Miss Mae said…: oh, dear me, am I forgetful or what?...LOL..My publisher is The Wild Rose Press.

http://thewildrosepress.com

Is Crosswind an audible book? Oooh, I think those are good things! I'd love to "hear" my book!

MM

At 7:58am on January 20th, 2008, Mary said…: There's something about soft, cuddly toys. They're so undemanding of anything but our love and hugs. If humans could be so easy to live with...!

At 11:22pm on January 19th, 2008, Cynthia Owens said…: Hi Mary,

Nice to "meet" you here.

Cynthia

At 10:19pm on January 19th, 2008, Carol Harvey said…: Hello Mary, Yes, he's gorgeous isn't he, I've had a 'love affair' with bears all my life! I found this one while on holiday in Marysville. LOL Warm regards, Carol

At 7:42pm on January 19th, 2008, Mary said…: Miss Mae, et al,
Potted Bio: Life began with a huge disadvantage. I fell in love at age 3 with aeroplanes. This is not a good start for a little girl. My second love came soon after: writing. It's tough to combine the two, so when I quit working the galley for British Airways I came to Australia for adventure.
I love reading; hate most of what tv stations churn out as 'entertainment'. I believe in romance, the power of the feline and my ability to cast the occasional spell on anyone who's wronged me. (Probably inherited from my maternal grandmother, who openly admitted to being a witch!) Don't worry, though. It has to be a very serious 'wrong'!

Mary

At 6:20am on January 18th, 2008, Miss Mae said…: Hi Mary!

Tell us about yourself!

MM

At 6:07pm on January 17th, 2008, Wendy Laharnar said…: Strange for me too Mary, but I just blame my insecurities on being left-handed :-)

At 3:53pm on January 14th, 2008, Mary said…: No, not Lismore. Tenterfield, actually. I'll keep my eyes open for Broken Hero.
Nancy Wake's my kind of heroine, Yeah!

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