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Blood and Dust

Blood and Dust by Jason Nahrung

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The Big Smoke

The Big Smoke by Jason Nahrung

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  • 2021 Australian Literary Festival Calendar
  • 2022 Australian Literary Festival Calendar
  • 2023 Australian Literary Festival Calendar
  • Editing and manuscript services
  • Biography
  • Bibliography
    • Non-fiction
      • Life of Konrad Nahrung
      • Interviews with actors, singers, others
      • Australian vampire stories, pre-2007
        • Australian vampire stories, post-2006
    • Short fiction
    • Blood and Dust
      • Blood and Dust chapter 1
      • The Big Smoke
      • FREE story: Forged in Blood
    • Salvage
      • Extract from Salvage, Ch1
      • Salvage: reviews and interviews
      • Another Salvage extract
      • Salvage: a reading from Melbourne Writers Festival
    • The Darkness Within
      • Reviews and interviews
      • Path to publication
  • Publicity pictures
    • Salvage
  • Tips for writers
    • Major publishers open to manuscript submissions
    • Overcoming writers block(ages)
    • Writing advice online
    • Manuscript formatting
    • Run your own writing retreat
    • On sharing worlds
  • Words Out Loud Ballarat
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