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How great is this? Just had the producer from ABC radio email me that interview from Tuesday has been created into its own segment. So happy. Appeared on ABC Radio Sydney Evenings with Indira Naidoo talking friendships based on my SBS Article Can you come back from a friendship fall out. Indira and I were vibing and I think I've got a friend in the making. 
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Appeared on ABC Radio Sydney Evenings with Indira Naidoo talking friendships based on my SBS Article Can you come back from a friendship fall out. Indira and I were vibing and I think I've got a friend in the making. Listen to this link at the 2.20.36 mark if you're interested. abc.net.au/sydney/programs/evenings/evenings/102445180  I began reading to my daughter when she was 4 months old and now that she’s 14 years old we are united in our love of words and books. We have been reading and sharing opinions on the same books and I thought it might be fun to open up the conversation in an informal mother and daughter bookclub. So this feature "Words We Share: Uniting Mothers and Teen Daughters through Reading" will be about us sharing our views about books we have read together. Our first one is the most recent book we read The Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson. Have you read it? Do you want to read it with your teenage daughter? This reviewer gets me. She really gets me. So happy!!!! And the compliment about my narrating. Doing a little dance. amrapajalic.com/things-nobody-knows-but-me.html  I have been so blessed to have worked with so many wonderful editors who supported me in developing my voice and writing at SBS. This article, my 25th, is the last article that is being published on the platform as SBS Voices is shutting down. I am so sad for the all the emerging writers who won't have the opportunity I had to to develop my writing. Thank you Candice, Caitlin, Christine, Danielle, Natalie, Sarah, for all the wonderful work you did to promote and uplift underrepresented writers. This is a sad day indeed for the publishing industry. sbs.com.au/voices/article/my-daughter-thinks-daddy-loves-mummy-more/d14nuy6q5 So happy to have received another five star review. And they like my voice. Yay!!!!! amrapajalic.com/things-nobody-knows-but-me.html  My 24th article with SBS Voices where I reflect on friendships now versus how I dealt with fall-outs in my 20s. sbs.com.au/voices/article/can-you-come-back-from-a-friendship-fall-out/3r1vsamdz My fourth four star review for my memoir audiobook Things Nobody Knows But Me, narrated by me. amrapajalic.com/things-nobody-knows-but-me.html  The Netgalley rollercoaster continues and today is a good day as I received my first five star review for my memoir audiobook Things Nobody Knows But Me, narrated by me. Had a couple more reviews that were a bit ouchey, so this one is all the sweeter. amrapajalic.com/things-nobody-knows-but-me.html  The Netgalley rollercoaster continues and today is a good day as I received my first five star review for my memoir audiobook Things Nobody Knows But Me, narrated by me. Had a couple more reviews that were a bit ouchey, so this one is all the sweeter. amrapajalic.com/things-nobody-knows-but-me.html  |
AuthorAmra Pajalić is an award-winning author, an editor and teacher who draws on her Bosnian cultural heritage to write own voices stories for young people, who like her, are searching to mediate their identity and take pride in their diverse culture. She writes memoir, young adult and romance under the pen name Mae Archer. Sign up and receive free books.
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