By Meredith Resce In recent years I have become acutely aware that the Mother’s Day I celebrated as a child and my early years of mothering—breakfast in bed, flowers and home-made cards with hand drawn love hearts—was not a total representation of how all mothers spend this day. Situations close to my own heart have …
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Sheilas and Blokes and the Forgotten Romantic Hero
By Meredith Resce I posted this article two years ago, but I was only thinking about the concept a couple of days ago while watching television. It struck me that often in commercials, the female character is depicted as calm, capable and usually in control. In contrast, the male character is often depicted as incompetent, …
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Author Interview – Meredith Resce
Fast Nine Here are my quick answers to the questions fired at me. I was supposed to choose five… Long black or flat white? I don’t drink coffee. Let’s do a banana smoothie. Kiwis or koalas? Koalas Mangoes or kiwifruit? Mangoes Cricket or rugby? CRICKET!! Hobbits or Mad Max? No comment Books or TV? Really, …
Author Interview | Introducing Carolyn Miller
Over the next few weeks, we’re introducing all the regular contributors to Australasian Christian Writers. Today it’s time to introduce Carolyn Miller. Welcome, Carolyn! Fast Five Long black or flat white? Skinny cap, actually (Or a caramel latte if I’m feeling reckless. But at home I tend to drink mostly tea. English breakfast, with milk) …
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Introducing the President of Omega Writers Australasia
Australasian Christian Writers, as part of our affiliation with Omega Writers as their partner Facebook group, has invited the leaders of Omega Writers to write a series on Omega Writers, who they are and how they operate.This month, President, Meredith Resce, is talking about her role in leadership with Omega Writers. The President of Omega …
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