McGain Kate

On Sunday 29th September, at 4.45 – 5.30 I’ll be pitting my wits against a bunch of hot authors, to solve quizmaster Michael Robotham’s curly questions in the Battle of the Bookish Brains…Come along and help me outguess the experts. For more information head to: https://www.nbrf.com.au

I’m chuffed and thrilled to be appearing on the ‘How to Keep them on the Edge of Your Seat’ panel at the Northern Beaches Readers Festival with Aussie/Kiwi crime legends Candice Fox and JP Pomare, MC’d by my fellow local author Rae Cairns at 3pm, Saturday 28th, September. We’d love to see you there! For

The Carnival Is Over has been shortlisted for the Australian Crime Writers Association’s 2023 Ned Kelly Best Crime Fiction Award, and is up against some pretty tough competition.  See the full shortlist here

Author Sherryl Clark recently recommended The Night Whistler as one of their favorite books at shepherd.com where passionate experts recommend the best books to read on every topic imaginable. Read Sherryl’s review here.

Facilitated by Writing NSW, this workshop will ask some tricky questions (such as: Where’s the body?) and look at examples from modern masters of crime fiction to help you uncover your inner detective and dig deeper into the elements of writing crime fiction. Saturday 18 March 2023, 10am-4pmFull Price: $210Member: $155Conc Member: $135 Click below

Barbie talks to Greg Woodland about The Carnival is Over Listen to the interview here

Greg will be appearing on the Small Places, Big Crimes panel on September 10th as part of the BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival. Check out the full program at badsydney.com

Greg at Booktopia in the signing room with a stack of Carnivals ready to go out to the readers.