Biblical fiction… teen fiction…women’s speaker

Wendy McNeice’s speaking and storytelling engagements include the Alpha2Omega Literary and Dramatic Arts Convention, Radio 96.5 Family Festival, the Redlands Easter Festival, the United Nations Association Global Education Project, St Louis, USA, International Day, Childrens Book Week, Refugee Week, Scouts Queensland, the inaugural Australian Christian Business Women’s conference, the Syndal Baptist Social Action Group and literary society groups. Wendy also appeared on Radio 4RPH, Brenda’s People and did PR work and storytelling for local government in Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory. Wendy is available to speak on ‘Embracing Change and Forgiveness’, the theme of her third book As the Eagle, Flies the King, and Recession Tips, the theme of her women's talks in the series How to Thrive in Hard Times.

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***Wendy was at one time an information adviser to Australia's leading fashion students and has a heart for teaching women’s groups how to save thousands of dollars on the endless pursuit of fashion that fits.***

Wendy has been on various education, outreach and kid’s club committees. She has had her skits performed for Refugee Week and Advent and had the audacity to act in one or two.

Wendy has been a panelist and workshop presenter, a creative writing, history and literacy teacher and an information adviser to government and business. She served with the Children's Book Council, the United Nations Global Education Project and was invited by ALIA to a delegation on teaching and literature to Bejing.

Wendy has had numerous articles published in international media before and since her marriage. As an editor she spends much of her time mentoring writers through the Omega Writers Association, helping them gain publication.

To CONTACT Wendy McNeice use the form below.

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When I'm not writing I confess to having to keep my hands busy any way I can--scrapbooking, quilting, pointing rapidly to the naughty corner on occasion. Keeping my hands on the wheel is a problem as my thought processes shift faster than the gears. My daughter used to take notes for me until I asked her to jot down this adoption agency's address. Then I started jotting at stop lights--a habit I have since learned to quell. 

I was waylayed by an officer once, but when he reminded me of his points system I offered him my loyalty card. For some reason he refused so I did what any desperate writer would do, I offered to put him in my next romance novel. You can read it here...

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*******If it wasn't for eight years of chronic fatigue these books would never have happened.*********

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