Meg Hellyer

Freelance editor and writer

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Meg is a freelance editor and writer living in Melbourne. She has edited for a range of publications.

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  • Library makes the switch to biodegradable book covers
  • Blind Creek reimagined in Lewis Reserve
  • Future Directions for Koolunga Native Reserve
  • Historic Red Rattler travels the Belgrave line once more
  • Millers Homestead reopens its doors

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  • Articles,  Inspiration,  Life

    Vale Blaise van Hecke

    Heartbroken to hear of the sudden passing of Blaise van Hecke, my editing mentor from Busybird Publishing.

    March 20, 2022
  • Life

    Taking the Leap

    I’ve always loved writing and editing – and the chance to learn more about books and publishing was one I knew I had to jump at.

    December 6, 2019
  • Articles,  Inspiration,  Writing Events

    Independent Publishing Conference 2019

    Last weekend I got to volunteer at this year’s Independent Publishing Conference, run by the Small Press Network.

    November 29, 2019
  • Articles,  Reviews

    Review: Australian Love Stories, edited by Cate Kennedy

    Of all the subjects written about and sung of in songs, love seems to be the most prevalent.

    September 29, 2014

Recent Posts

  • Library makes the switch to biodegradable book covers
  • Blind Creek reimagined in Lewis Reserve
  • Future Directions for Koolunga Native Reserve
  • Historic Red Rattler travels the Belgrave line once more
  • Millers Homestead reopens its doors
  • Knox Festival 2022

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Recent Posts

  • Library makes the switch to biodegradable book covers
  • Blind Creek reimagined in Lewis Reserve
  • Future Directions for Koolunga Native Reserve
  • Historic Red Rattler travels the Belgrave line once more
  • Millers Homestead reopens its doors

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Tags

anxiety Belgrave books bookshops bookstores Bridget Jones change CNAV coronavirus Dandenongs digitalising information digital media editing Fairfax media Ferntree Gully future Gully News Harry Potter inspiration Jane Austen journalism Knox Koolunga libraries life local news magic Melbourne MeToo Millers Homestead mX news News Corp newspapers Platypus Education Group Pride and Prejudice print publishing reading TAT TAT Fiction The Australia Times train travel women's equality writing
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