Gail Morgan’s first novel is firmly rooted in Australian soil yet it took an English publisher to launch her career…
Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) article 12 Nov 1985
Continue reading “‘The only thing Australian publishers will take a chance on is a cookbook’”
Books within books and fiction woven out of fact are much in vogue at the present. Gail Morgan’s new novel builds a literary mystery an intellectual paperchase, round the primary diary of Captain Cook…
The Adelaide Advertiser article 8 Jan 1994
Continue reading “Mystery, interest flows from diaries”
Writer Gail Morgan decided the appropriate way to tackle the corporate publishing world was not to. So Gail is now the owner of Frances Allen, a new Australian publishing house …
The Advertiser article by Stephanie Dale
Gail Morgan and Victor Kline manage to write novels while sharing a house in Kiama, the care of two energetic nine-year olds, a dog called Doug, and one computer. Continue reading “Weekend Magazine Article – The Write Stuff”
Since Barry Jones, the Minister for Science and Technology, first paraded before us his vision of a new-technology sunrise, a science-led recovery has become one of the hopes for Australia’s future…
SMH Gail Morgan Article 1983 Continue reading “A science-led recovery, but where are all the scientists?”
This is a clever novel. Nobel prize-winning author Grave Heatherton “the corpse of post war Australia”, lies in state. Continue reading “Australian Bookseller and Publisher – Review ’93”
Dear Miss Morgan,
The Prince of Wales has asked me to thank you most kindly for sending a copy of your book “Promise of Rain” … Continue reading “Buckingham Palace – from The Prince of Wales”
Many a writer has experienced that dreadful feeling of sitting across the desk from a publisher awaiting the verdict …
The Sunday Mail article by Sandra McLean
If you can’t join ’em, lick ’em. That seems to be Sydney novelist Gail Morgan’s new approach to the dog-eat-dog world of publishing in Australia …
The Canberra Times article by Robert Hefner
Continue reading “Morgan unleashes savage satire on publishing”
The emotional issue of school sport and its dangers is boiling again, report David McKnight and Paulene Turner …
Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) article 18 Feb 1987
Continue reading “When moulding men goes wrong”