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Rachael S. Morgan

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Born

The United Kingdom

Website

http://therealzerofox.com

Genre

Romance, Humor and Comedy, Historical Fiction

Influences

Kate Morton,Maggie Alderson, Alice Sebold, Kathy Lette, Jodi Picoult ...more

Member Since

July 2013

URL

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Rachael S. Morgan spent her formative years missing out on stuff because she had her nose permanently stuck in a book. She didn’t mind though because those stories took her everywhere (mostly to Narnia), and let her be whoever she wanted to be.

She still reads voraciously but now she does stuff for real, figuring life is too short to not write your own story. So far, Rachael has tried being a makeup artist, a pop star, a stunt woman, an actor, a circus performer, and a roller girl. She even has a salacious past writing for one of those gossip magazines you’re not supposed to love (but you really do). None of them stuck but it’s been one hell of a ride, and along the way she picked up some really nifty skills.

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Rachael S. Morgan spent her formative years missing out on stuff because she had her nose permanently stuck in a book. She didn’t mind though because those stories took her everywhere (mostly to Narnia), and let her be whoever she wanted to be.

She still reads voraciously but now she does stuff for real, figuring life is too short to not write your own story. So far, Rachael has tried being a makeup artist, a pop star, a stunt woman, an actor, a circus performer, and a roller girl. She even has a salacious past writing for one of those gossip magazines you’re not supposed to love (but you really do). None of them stuck but it’s been one hell of a ride, and along the way she picked up some really nifty skills.

In between dreaming up fun new things to try, Rachael has written lots of things. She holds a university degree in Creative Writing and Journalism from Griffith University and has worked extensively as an entertainment journalist, arts & entertainment publicist, and copywriter. She was awarded the Josephine Ulrick Literature Prize in 2011 for her short story, Tryst – which is now being adapted into a feature film - and was also awarded the Griffith Review Emerging Writers Prize the same year. She has had multiple residencies at Varuna – The Writers House and her work has been published in literary journals and national magazines in Australia and internationally.

Rachael’s other loves are pop culture and film & television. As a screenwriter and creator she has several television shows and a number of feature films in development. She has worked on TV shows that have seen her writing about mermaids, time travel, and criminals on the run, and has also had to scour the streets for very attractive boys to match up with even more attractive girls, all in the name of ‘quality’ TV. It was a tough job but somebody had to do it. One of her feature film scripts recently won an Honourable Mention at the Los Angeles Film & Script Festival, she is in demand as a script editor, and teaches screenwriting when time permits.

Not surprisingly, Rachael wants to write all the things but she has a particular penchant for romantic-comedies, teen drama / YA, stuff that is high-camp and scary as f*ck, and historical fiction. And if there’s magic, pop stars, or vampires in the mix, all the better.

Her upcoming novel Disgraceful is currently being developed into a television series of the same name, supported by Screen Queensland and the Stowe Story Lab (US). She's also researching and drafting a dual timeline historical novel titled The Beekeeper, set in New Orleans, working on the series that follows on from her debut novel, Dead Famous and developing several film and TV properties.

Rachael is wildly passionate about living a full life and storytelling, taking her philosophy from writer, Anais Nin. “We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect." She is committed to writing powerful, heartfelt, and gut-wrenchingly funny stories for and about women and is allergic to the phrase 'strong female lead' ... give her 'complex, flawed, and messy' (and preferably funny AF) any day of the week.

Rachael writes under several pen names. Find out more at her website. Other than that, you can find Rachael living in Brisbane in a cute city apartment, with her books and daydreams for company (mostly her daydreams are of climbing mountains, wild countryside, conquering fears, and Sam Heughan). She loves yoga, tattoos, travel, the F word, and cheese, but not necessarily in that order. Mostly the cheese comes first.
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	Griffith Review 34: The Annual Fiction Edition by Julianne Schultz (Editor), Barbara Gunnell (Contributor), Matthew Condon (Contributor) 3.50 avg rating — 8 ratings — published 2011	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
	Chrysalis: A Collection of Short Stories it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 3 ratings — published 2012	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars