Bronwyn
Birdsall
Bronwyn Birdsall is a writer, editor, and digital marketing specialist.
SWEET TROUBLE is her first novel and will be published by Affirm Press in 2022.
You can hear updates on publication dates and events by signing up to her very occasional newsletter here.
Writing
In September 2019, Bronwyn had a narrative non-fiction piece published on Primer, 'What Being A Godmother Taught Me About Love'.
In December 2019, she was shortlisted for the Lane Cove Literary Awards. In May 2020, she wrote again for Primer about living with her mother at the start of the pandemic.
In 2018, Bronwyn participated in HARDCOPY, the ACT Writers Centre’s national professional development program for emerging Australian writers. She was chosen from writers across the country to workshop the manuscript of her debut novel.
You can see her talk more about the HARDCOPY experience here and here. You can also read more about her writing practice in this profile with Practise Journal.
She was previously awarded runner up in the Nancy Fairfax Writer in Residence competition and is an alumni of the Byron Writers Festival's Residential Mentorship program with Marele Day.
She is currently working on her second novel, and a collection of non-fiction essays.
Editing & Proofreading
While working as an English teacher, Bronwyn began editing and proofreading texts on a project basis. Since 2007, she's edited texts ranging from film scripts, corporate reports, Masters & PhD theses, artists' wall texts and statements, fiction in translation and non-fiction books.
Some favourite projects include:
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Subtitles for more than twenty feature and short films, mostly from Bosnia & Herzegovina
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Cinematic Rotterdam - the Times and Tides of a Modern City by Floris Paalman
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Texts for artist Šejla Kamerić
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Program & documentation for the Underbelly Arts festival
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Wisdom at the Crossroads: True Stories From the Time of the Republic of Dubrovnik and the Ottoman Empire by Vesna Miović
Digital Strategy
Since 2012, Bronwyn has worked in the digital sector. Her speciality is paid digital, with a strong track record of business growth through targeted online campaigns.
Bronwyn also volunteers for the Children's Book Council of Australia - NSW Branch, which can be followed on Instagram here, Facebook here, and Twitter here.
She will not be taking on new clients until late 2021.
