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I write historicals with romance as Alison Stuart and historical mysteries as A.M. Stuart. If you love your historical fiction with a touch of mystery and romance... and maybe even the occasional ghost, I look forward to welcoming you as a reader.
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Alison Stuart’s September Newsletter (opens the original)
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My last newsletter was written from Darwin in our Northern Territory… probably the most remote place RWA could have chosen for a conference! However it was worth the long drive north to enjoy some warm weather and catch ups with dear friends… and of course three days of fabulous information sharing! Having driven to Darwin, we then had to get home and we took two weeks to cross over into Queensland and then down through outback Queensland and New South Wales before hitting Victoria and home! All
Release Day for CHRISTMAS AT THE CONVENT (opens the original)
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News from the Romance Writers of Australia Conference (opens the original)
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I escaped the winter drears and headed north to the Romance Writers of Australia conference which this year is being held in Darwin - Northern Territory . Possibly about the most remote place on the Australian continent to hold a conference but at least it is warm - very warm! And if you ever wonder exactly how big Australia is, I can tell you that it took us 6 days of hard driving to get there - and that is solid 6-10 hours driving per day. It was quite an adventure and there is more adventures
From the depths of a Melbourne winter... (opens the original)
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To my friends in the northern hemisphere, I feel for you as you suffer through your unseasonal heatwaves! At least here in Australia, we are used to the vagaries of the seasons, and our infrastructure is geared up for hot summers. Ironically it is winter where we shiver because our houses can often be uninsulated (not mine I am happy to say… Mr. Stuart stuck insulation everywhere it could be fitted when we built the place), windows are not double glazed and there are drafts! Fortunately, even he
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