Tenille McDermott

Even while this article was in preprint, I was already seeing it cited at conferences last year - a really important contribution to the conversation around AI in tertiary education.

Unlocking the repository: A strategy for increasing the uptake of green open access - Jayshree Mamtora, Wayne Bradshaw, Tove Lemberget, 2025 This article uses a recent retroactive open access project undertaken by an Australian university library to reframe attitudes and approaches to author self-arc...

Here it is! My first article in library and information science (i.e. my day job)! It was an absolute pleasure writing with @jaymam.bsky.social and Tove Lemberget, and I really do think green open access is a powerful way of making research accessible!
doi.org/10.1177/0340...

This might be the last hurrah for my book, as the paperback is now out! I had absolutely no luck getting it reviewed anywhere, so here is my last ditch attempt to market my odd book about Max Stirner, modernism and manifestos:
bloomsbury.com/au/ego-made-ma…doi.org/10.5040/9798...02

The Australian première of Existence is Resistance with @louisarmand.bsky.social in the heart of the nation's cultural scene (i.e. Townsville, northern Queensland), courtesy of @sudojournal.bsky.social with support from FALS and Mary Who? Bookshop

Essential reading.

Edits & Annotations A podcast from the Roderick Centre for Australian Literature and Creative Writing. Season 1 now releasing!

You can take the girl out of radio but you can't stop her making a podcast! Season 1 of @editsannotations.bsky.social was launched this weekend at the Townsville Festival of Stories 🎉
Many thanks to my co-hosts @tenille.bsky.social & Mia-Francesca Jones
Listen now: podfollow.com/editsannotat...

Probably the hardest thing I've ever written, but far from my best writing. Everyone is to blame. There are no easy solutions. Generations of young people will pay the price for our failures. Jade's a trooper.
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Edits & Annotations: 5. Alli Parker & Tania Blanchard: On Writing from Family Memories Alli Parker is the author of At the Foot of the Cherry Tree and Tania Blanchard is the author of six novels, The Girl from Munich, Suitcase of Dreams, Letters from Berlin, Daughter of Calabria/Echo...

In episode 5, Bethany speaks to Alli Parker and Tania Blanchard in conversation about their approaches to novelising family stories, including the challenge of telling personal stories to a public audience.

https://buff.ly/4i5nIGJ

Edits & Annotations: 4. Melanie Saward: On Genre-Hopping: From Romance to YA Melanie Saward is a proud Bigambul and Wakka Wakka woman and a writer, editor, academic and 'publishing all rounder'. Her debut novelBurnwas published in 2023 and her first romantic comedy...

In this episode, Melanie Saward shares her knowledge of the industry, what it means to be a writer online today, finding literary community, the co-writing process, and hopping from one genre to another.

Edits & Annotations: 3. Alice Robinson and Kate Mildenhall: On Time and Technology In this special feature episode, Tenille speaks with Alice Robinson (Anchor Point, The Glad Shout, If You Go) and Kate Mildenhall (Skylarking, The Mother Fault, The Hummingbird Effect) about the re...

In this special feature episode, Tenille speaks with Alice Robinson and Kate Mildenhall about the related themes across their work: the environment, time, motherhood, and where technology may take us.  

Edits & Annotations: 2. Hannah Kent: On Speculations and Archives Hannah Kent is the author of three novels: Burial Rites, The Good People and Devotion.  She also wrote the screenplay for the psychological thriller, Run Rabbit Run. She chats to Bethany about fin...

In our second episode, Bethany chats with Hannah Kent about finding stories in the archives and the ethical considerations when it comes to speculating someone else’s story.

Edits & Annotations: 1. Manisha Anjali: On Writing from Dreams Naag Mountain is a book born from a dream. In this episode, writer and artist Manisha Anjali describes the craft of writing from the subconscious to explore cultural identity and hidden histories. ...

Join Mia in episode 1 as she speaks with writer and artist Manisha Anjali about Naag Mountain, a book born from a dream.

We have a podcast! Join Mia, @bethanykeats.bsky.social and me as we chat with some brilliant writers about their work!

Sūdō 2024 is here 🙌
Many thanks to my outstanding co-editor @tenille.bsky.social and our fabulous contributors from around Australia and the world.
Grab a beverage, pull up a chair, and sit back with Volume 5 of Sūdō, "Eras": sudojournal.com/eras

Latest Issue Visit the post for more.

very honored to tell you my short story "hit immunity" is on this!! thank you @sudojournal.bsky.social for having me 🩷 sudojournal.com/latest-issue/

Somehow, and despite my best efforts to detonate the journal after three issues (my plan from the outset) Sūdō Journal keeps on keeping on! Congratulations @tenille.bsky.social and @bethanykeats.bsky.social on the release of volume 5!

It's here!

Huge thanks to my intrepid co-editor @bethanykeats.bsky.social - this is the fifth volume of ‪Sūdō Journal‬, but our first as editors, and it's been brilliant to work with you and all of our wonderful contributors!

20 years ago we were suing teenagers for millions of dollars because they were torrenting a single Metallica album and now billionaires are demanding the free right to every work in history, so that they can re-sell it.

The law only ever serves capital.

Thank you so much for including me in the list! Wow! Here's the review in @jcucase.bsky.social you missed it (see what I did there?):
aph.org.au/2024/04/book-r…

Six seasons and a movie!

I actually laughed so hard I cried at that episode, when poor Troy enters to disaster

It Lasts Forever and Then It's Over by Anne de Marcken, I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman,The Hero of this Book by Elizabeth McCracken, Dinosaurs by Lydia Millett, Assembly by Natasha Brown, Human Acts by Han Kang . . . I can keep going, but hopefully some here that are new to you!

I love a good novella! My recs: Fever Dream by Samanta Schweblin, Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag, anything by Claire Keegan, At Night All Blood is Black by David Diop, Hotel by Daisy Johnson, Clear by Carys Davies 1/2

It's insanely bad!

Misapprehensions of a Caustic Eye: A. D. Hope and the Failure of Angry Penguins as a Modernist Literary Movement This article reconsiders A. D. Hope’s cutting appraisal of the group of young poets and artists from the University of Adelaide who have come to be known colloquially as “the Angry Penguins”. Setti...

Suppose I had better do the shameless self-promotion bit on this one, too, since I have opened it. In case you missed it (months ago), this is (somehow) the second-most read article in the last 12 months in JAS? doi.org/10.1080/1444...

Richard Flanagan wins Baillie Gifford prize but rejects £50,000 over sponsor’s fossil fuel ties Australian author says he will not accept prize money until fund manager reduces its fossil fuel investments

Containing that great Flanagan line "labels are for jam jars". And also: good on him! www.theguardian.com/books/2024/n...

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Your daily reminder: ChatGPT is not a search engine. It does not "know" anything: it smashes words together in plausible sounding way, but it does not have (and never will have) any ability to check whether something is true or false

Using it for anything beyond "re-word this headline" = failure

HarperCollins is selling their authors’ work to AI tech. On Friday, author Daniel Kibblesmith posted a series of screenshots on Bluesky in order to share a concerning email he received from the agency who’d repped him on his children’s book S…

What, you want me to sell you the right to have AI scrape my work?

What's the offer?

$2,500 a book?

Okay, here's my counteroffer: Go fuck yourself

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Do we have enough OzLit people here to talk best books of the year? Hard to go past Kate Kruimink's Heartsease for me, or Kat Gibson's The Temperature?