Erin Gough is a Sydney-based writer whose first novel for young adults, The Flywheel, won the Ampersand Prize, and was shortlisted for the CBCA’s Book of the Year for Older Readers and the Centre for Youth Literature’s Gold Inky. Her second novel, Amelia Westlake, was published in April 2018. Erin’s award-winning short stories have appeared in a number of journals and anthologies, including Best Australian Stories.
A PUNSTOPPABLY funny book. Here's why is so relatajoyable (relatable+enjoyable🤣😂)
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Inky Awards books have arrived. These are my thoughts before reading....
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A list of my favorite books featuring LGBT+ characters.
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A book review on the lit club book: Amelia Westlake! Sorry it took so long to review!
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Hey guys! I filmed a reading vlog of my experience reading Amelia Westlake detailing my thoughts before starting the book, as well as of course, during and after. Just a warning for if you haven't read the book yet, this vlog does have a few spoilery thoughts in it, so please please...
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June is Pride Month. So here is a round up of new LGBTQI+ YA to celebrate.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, does this cover do a good job of showing the story of Amelia Westlake?
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I made the heartbreaking, tear-inducing, hair-wrenching decision of which book to take off my favorites list in order to add a new favorite, Amelia Westlake.
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I wrote this whole post and then it disappeared! I saw a few of you had commented and I'm so sorry we lost your comments too. So frustrating... the basic gist of the post was: Hello everyone! Welcome to Lit Club, where we have this private blog to nerd out. What’s...
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