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because this round-up concludes the seventh year of the Challenge and here we not only still are, but we are still going strong. Seven After two great yearly wrap ups for the 2018 Australian Women Writers Challenge, the baton has been pas*ed over to me to shine a light on the trends defining Romance, Er*tica and Romantic Suspense. This is my first experience of composing a yearly wrap up for the.. for 2019 and it’s quite useful for me to get the lie of the land by doing a yearly wrap-up for 2018 as well as a brief round-up of be a fabulous year for spec fiction reads. As I look back on my first year as round up editor, I have to say that I have really enjoyed it bit short and sweet this time around, I think you’ve all been reading crime fiction if Michelle’s latest round up is anything to integrate the reviews that have been added to the challenge in the closing weeks of the year. November was relatively quiet, with only swamps us we have one more round up to check out. Once again I wasn’t quite as organised as I would have liked but everything is a Christmas, so without further ado, let’s get stuck into the handful of young ad*lt books reviewed for the Australian Women Writers throughly enjoying curating the children’s reviews this year, and look forward to continuing on in this role in 2019. It’s been a bumper month for children’s reviews, with thirte*n books linked to the AWW.. been following our challenge for a while now, will know that our November round-ups are our last “normal” round-ups of the year, as When you choose to follow the AWW blog, the name and email you enter are saved on the server. This information is stored to facilitate the process of sending you new posts. Your data is not used for any other purposes. Speculative, Fantasy, Horror, Paranormal, Science Fiction Spotlights Teasers Uncategorized Video Yearly wrap-up Join the mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from the AWW team.