Year of the Edit tutor Kári Gíslason talks about why editing is a fundamental building block in the writing process.

From November 15-30, QWC invades the kitchen for the first QWC bake-off in support of International Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.

Poet, performer, and writer David 'Ghostboy' Stavanger talks about how his writing journey and what he learned during QWC's Year of the Novel Series.

Simon Groth, manager of if:book Australia, explains why formats, hardware and platforms are an Amplified Author's best friend.

Simon Groth, Manager of if:book Australia, defines what it means to be an Amplified Author.

"Oral history is a rich resource for writers." SLQ's Oral History and Digital Storytelling Coordinator Gavin Bannerman reflects on the importance of Oral History and how it can enrich and inform the development of fiction and non-fiction writing.

QWC tutor and freelance writer Tiana Templeman delves into the trials and tribulations that freelance writers face in this great article that was first published in the May 2011 edition of WQ Magazine.

'Children are very clever and need stimulation, they also don't want to be preached to.' Children's Author and Illustrator Jacque Duffy talks to us about her road to publication and gives us her top-tips on how to write for children.

Win one of three book packs filled with great writing resources, thanks to Exisle Publishing.

'When you’re living life, you’re not writing your novel; when you’re writing your novel, you’re not living life – you just have to find a balance that works for you.' Award-winning author Christine Bongers talks to us about YA and finding your writing equilibrium.