I was very fortunate to write a piece for the Sunday Book Club in Sydney’s Sunday Telegraph recently. It reflected on how far we’ve come since the suffragettes fought for the right for women to vote over a hundred years ago.   It seems somehow serendipitous that my latest novel An Undeniable Voice was released… Read more

My dream of becoming a published author took many years to become a reality. To really understand the technical aspects of writing and to learn the finer points on writing, I enrolled in one of the AWC’s (Australian Writers’ Center) courses. I had small children and found it difficult to get out of an evening… Read more

With the release of A Woman of Courage last November, I was excited to be asked to write an article for What She Did Next, about how I went from being a physiotherapist to a full-time writer. The purpose of the article was to inspire other women who are seeking to change their career and… Read more

This was the very first review I received last year for A Woman of Courage, from the book industry’s Books + Publishing. I was over the moon! A Woman of Courage (Tania Blanchard, HarperCollins) Set in the late 1800s in Ebberfield, northern England, Tania Blanchard’s A Woman of Courage is an engrossing historical fiction work about… Read more