Monthly Archives: August 2020

Our July Newsletter is now available

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Our latest Newsletter is now available at: http://www.haguepublishing.com/newsletter/Newsletter2020-07.html

Previous newsletters can be found at: http://haguepublishing.com/newsletters.php

In Our Latest Newsletter

  • 15% storewide sale during WorldCon2020 (5 days only)
  • Recent Releases
    • Amethyst Pledge, Book One in a new fantasy series by Leonie Rogers
    • The Unforgotten by Shaune Lafferty Webb
    • Trouble on Teral by Andrew J Harvey
  • New Trilogy Paperback Packs
    • The Frontier Series by Leonie Rogers
    • The Safe Harbour Chronicle by Shaune Lafferty Webb
    • The Bridges Trilogy by Ruth Fox
  • Coming Soon
    • A Wall Between the Worlds by Ruth Fox
    • Dark Days by Leonie Rogers, book 2 in the Albatar Chronicles
    • Petrichor by Melanie Rees
    • Crisis at Calista Station by Andrew J Harvey
  • Author News
    • ‘Frontier Incursion’ ranked number one on Amazon.com.au for Science Fiction.
    • Leonie Rogers included in the 2020 AUSNZ Snapshot.
    • Janis Hill and the Auction for Firies.
    • Ruth Fox recently released the third book in her Monster Boy series.
    • New Hague Publishing author, Adrian Deans, has a new novel, Welcome to Ord City out in July/August.
  • Recent Signings
    • Adrian Deans – Asparagus Grass.
    • Alice Godwin – Slipstream.
    • Ruth Fox – The White Pavilion.
    • Shaune Lafferty Webb – The Journing Plague.

 

We’re now an official sponsor of the City of Rockingham’s 2020 Short Fiction and Poetry Awards

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Its official, Hague Publishing is now an official sponsor of the City of Rockingham Short Fiction and Poetry Awards 2020. The sponsorship will include a one-on-one session with the Principal of Hague Publishing, as well as a $100 cash component.

Entries for the City of Rockingham Short Fiction and Poetry Awards 2020 open on Monday 7 September 2020 and close on Friday 23 October 2020. The theme for the 2020 Short Fiction and Poetry Award is ‘Connection’. This theme can be interpreted in any way the writer chooses. Further details are available here.

The awards are open to all Western Australian residents, and writers may enter into the following categories:

  • New Writer
  • Over 50s Writer
  • Word. (Youth category)

All entries will be considered for the Open Category and local residents who enter will automatically be included for the Local Resident Award.