Craig Harris
During my early career, I was involved in the dairying industry as a Buttermaker. I changed to work in the oil and gas industry within the Safety and Emergency sectors. I was fortunate to have been exposed, in many ways, to many worksites. I wrote and developed many technical documents, including Emergency and Security Plans for many refining sites. These diverse backgrounds have provided valuable experience for my writing. My retirement has provided time to pursue my passion for writing and researching critical historical aspects of my books. Belonging to several writers’ groups, I have had many short stories and poetry published in group anthologies.
In 2018 I published a biography, Blue Water Warriors, based on Marsden Hordern, a World War 11 Naval Officer and navigator, who sailed in many of the Sydney to Hobart yacht races. His first race was in 1947, two years after the inception of the annual event.
The KGB’s Genius of Illusions is the first book of a series involving Soviet espionage during the space race and follows a chronological timeline. The next books in the series, the KGB’s Master of Illusions and the KGB’s Maven of Illusions have been completed, with manuscript finalisation required.
The KGB’s Maestro of Illusions is currently being penned and is approximately 30% complete.
I am a member of the Australian Society of Authors and Writers SA.
In 2018 I published a biography, Blue Water Warriors, based on Marsden Hordern, a World War 11 Naval Officer and navigator, who sailed in many of the Sydney to Hobart yacht races. His first race was in 1947, two years after the inception of the annual event.
The KGB’s Genius of Illusions is the first book of a series involving Soviet espionage during the space race and follows a chronological timeline. The next books in the series, the KGB’s Master of Illusions and the KGB’s Maven of Illusions have been completed, with manuscript finalisation required.
The KGB’s Maestro of Illusions is currently being penned and is approximately 30% complete.
I am a member of the Australian Society of Authors and Writers SA.
Lindy Warrell
Dr Lindy Warrell is a retired anthropologist who specialised in the area of myth, ritual and religion, with a focus on South Asia. After lecturing at Adelaide University for several years, she consulted with Indigenous people across Australia on land entitlement matters, family histories and in the Indigenous health sector. As a poet, Lindy writes in free verse about the outback, city life, old age, random moments and disturbing things. Her three chapbooks, 'Ol' Girl Can Drive', 'Soft Toys for Grown-ups' (2018) and 'Life Blinks' were published by Ginninderra Press and she has co-edited two anthologies: Ochre, for Ochre Coast Poets in 2014 and, in 2019, Alchemy, the 43rd Friendly Street Poets Reader.
In 2006 upon returning to Adelaide from Melbourne, Lindy was the founding convenor of a new Chapter of International PEN in Adelaide, staging the first and highly successful International Day of the Imprisoned Writer on the State Library's front lawn. She is also the founding convenor of TramsEnd Poets in Glenelg.
In her spare time, although addicted to Indian soapies and dramas on Netflix, many of which run to 40 or 50+ episodes, Lindy writes novels. Her first, entitled On Gidgee Plains, is seeking a publisher. She is currently working on High Rise Society set in Prahran in Melbourne. A third, entitled Beyond Ginza, is in the planning stage.
Lindy's Website: https://www.wattletales.com.au
TramsEnd Poets on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TramsEnd/?view_public_for=2344956522390720
In 2006 upon returning to Adelaide from Melbourne, Lindy was the founding convenor of a new Chapter of International PEN in Adelaide, staging the first and highly successful International Day of the Imprisoned Writer on the State Library's front lawn. She is also the founding convenor of TramsEnd Poets in Glenelg.
In her spare time, although addicted to Indian soapies and dramas on Netflix, many of which run to 40 or 50+ episodes, Lindy writes novels. Her first, entitled On Gidgee Plains, is seeking a publisher. She is currently working on High Rise Society set in Prahran in Melbourne. A third, entitled Beyond Ginza, is in the planning stage.
Lindy's Website: https://www.wattletales.com.au
TramsEnd Poets on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TramsEnd/?view_public_for=2344956522390720