Meet Bec Stafford
Over at my YA website things are afoot. Pop over there to meet my new site manager Bec Stafford. She’s going to be contributing and managing this site for me. She’s a great gal who you’re gonna love. Here’s a bit about her:
Bec Stafford grew up in Brisbane. She has a B.Ed and an M.Litt (Visual Arts) and is currently completing her MA (Writing, Editing, and Publishing) at the University of Queensland. Currently working as a freelance editor and research assistant, she likes to read, write, draw, and see live music and theatre. Her favourite authors include Marianne De Pierres, Dorothy Parker, Jack Kerouac, David Sedaris, Lynda Barry, Roy Porter, Robert Hughes, Stephen King, and David Lodge. Her favourite YA authors are Kim Wilkins, Isobelle Carmody, Melina Marchetta, Richard Harland, Sonya Hartnett, Garth Nix, John Marsden, and Gretel Killeen. She’s also a big fan of comics and graphic novels, including Maus, Y: The Last Man, Fun Home, Watchmen, Jack of Fables, Tank Girl, Sin City, Bone, and anything by Neil Gaiman.
Her first post is about the parents role in YA fiction.
And while your surfing the intrawebs, my blog post about Sentients of Orion is up at Walker of the Worlds.
Bec Stafford grew up in Brisbane. She has a B.Ed and an M.Litt (Visual Arts) and is currently completing her MA (Writing, Editing, and Publishing) at the University of Queensland. Currently working as a freelance editor and research assistant, she likes to read, write, draw, and see live music and theatre. Her favourite authors include Marianne De Pierres, Dorothy Parker, Jack Kerouac, David Sedaris, Lynda Barry, Roy Porter, Robert Hughes, Stephen King, and David Lodge. Her favourite YA authors are Kim Wilkins, Isobelle Carmody, Melina Marchetta, Richard Harland, Sonya Hartnett, Garth Nix, John Marsden, and Gretel Killeen. She’s also a big fan of comics and graphic novels, including Maus, Y: The Last Man, Fun Home, Watchmen, Jack of Fables, Tank Girl, Sin City, Bone, and anything by Neil Gaiman.
Her first post is about the parents role in YA fiction.
And while your surfing the intrawebs, my blog post about Sentients of Orion is up at Walker of the Worlds.