Reece Carter is the bestselling author of A Girl Called Corpse. His new novel for children, The Lonely Lighthouse of Elston-Fright, is out now. His love for stories – especially those filled with whimsy, magic, and a little bit of weirdness – began as a child growing up in rural Western Australia. There was an unfortunate lack of witches and ghosts on his family farm, and so Reece had to find them in books instead. It wasn’t until high school though that Reece thought to try his hand at writing his own stories. He loved it, and never looked back. Reece now lives in Sydney. When not reading or writing, he can usually be found talking to his dog, Hagrid, and hoping that one of these days Hagrid might decide to talk back. Gabriella is a pint-sized Melbourne based singer, actor, musician and vocal teacher who holds a double degree in Music and Performing Arts and has received further training at 16th Street, TAFTA & Melbourne Actors’ Lab. Gabriella made her start in the performing industry at age 12 as a featured face in the iconic ‘I Still Call Australia Home’ Qantas ad. Her most recent screen credits include DJ Bianca in the Head & Shoulders commercial campaign and Girl in Quick Bite for Sunshine Short Film Comedy festival.
'Spooky, funny and magical.' -- Jessica Townsend, New York Times bestselling author of the Nevermoor series 'Think Roald Dahl by way of Tim Burton.' -- Books+Publishing 'Beautifully original … kept me up until the witching hour.' -- Amelia Mellor, bestselling author of The Grandest Bookshop in the World