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It's all about love, actually - Meg Mundell, Rohan Wilson and Tabitha Bird

It's all about love, actually - Meg Mundell, Rohan Wilson and Tabitha Bird talk about their books. A DMZ #podcast with two #AWW authors.

This is a Dark Matter Zine podcast and it’s all about love, actually. Or so my guests tell me.

Originally this panel was supposed to be the final podcast for 2019, rounding out the year. First the Silly Season then the apocalypse delayed this recording. Then DMZ opened 2020 with a short podcast series on the Authors For Fireys challenge. Last I heard, this challenge raised $480,000 to fund the…

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Rohan Wilson

Rohan Wilson talks to Nalini Haynes of Dark Matter Zine about his novel #DaughterOfBadTimes, #ClimateChange and refugee camps. And he weighs in on the Superman v Thor debate.

Nalini Haynes puts Rohan Wilson, author of Daughter of Bad Times, in the limelight

Rohan Wilson’s interview is available in podcast version above and on iTunes and Spotify. The video is lower down the page.

Born and raised in Launceston, Tasmania, Rohan Wilson holds degrees and diplomas from the universities of Tasmania, Southern Queensland and Melbourne. He worked in the hospitality industry…

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Daughter Of Bad Times by Rohan Wilson

Daughter Of Bad Times by Rohan Wilson: a #review of a #dystopian #ClimateChange #SpeculativeFiction novel

 A review by Nalini Haynes

Yamaan is a refugee in a migrant detention centre on Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania. This centre is a combination of Australia’s refugee camps on Manus and Nauru and a privatised prison providing slave labor. Historical convict prison Port Arthur is nearby, emphasising the historical reference. Rin is the Daughter Of Bad Times in this dystopian novel.

Rin is wealthy and yet…

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Rohan Wilson

Nalini Haynes puts Rohan Wilson in the limelight

The podcast is available above and on iTunes and Spotify. The video is lower down the page.

Born and raised in Launceston, Tasmania, Rohan Wilson holds degrees and diplomas from the universities of Tasmania, Southern Queensland and Melbourne. He worked in the hospitality industry before moving to Japan in 2003 where he taught English for several…

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In the night his unborn son found him as he sometimes had. Bill carried him through a strand of fired sassafras and all about was blackened and the burnt ground shattered as he trod it. They moved between the killed trees and into a clearing, father and son. At the centre of the burn stood a black gibbet and from the noose swung a body. A charred body, its white eyes open. Bill placed the boy down on that cauterised country and the child looked up at the gently swaying corpse. Who is it? he said. But Bill had gone rigid with grief.

Rohan Wilson, The Roving Party