You’ve found my blog! Welcome!
Do take a look around. Here you’ll find my collection of book reviews, writing updates and musings, favourite cooking recipes, illustrations and more. A bit of something for everyone.
Writing Project Tracker
I’m currently working on a few writing projects. Below are the latest updates in progress on my top three projects. If you’d like to learn more about my writing check out my writing updates page here. There you can find posts about the novels I’ve been working or some of my collected poetry.
- Project Mistbound: Second Draft – Edits!!!
- Project Starlight: 50% written
- Project Coast: 30% written
Songwriting Update
In 2021 I released by third EP A Dangerous Game, an American/Alt-Country record.
I’m currently working on a new electro pop record.
For more information head to my music site www.catherinegunther.com
About Me
I am a Sydney based writer, illustrator and songwriter.
In 2016 I completed my Bachelor of Popular Music degree at Griffith University/Queensland Conservatorium of Music. I interned for Gold Coast magazine Blank CG (now known as Black Street Press), and in 2017 worked as a freelance writer for the monthly print/online cultural and lifestyle magazine. I’ve interviewed bands such as WAAX and Cub Sport, reviewed live shows and festivals including Big Sound, A Day On The Green, James Blunt and Stevie Nicks, as well as written various single/EP/album reviews over the years.
In 2018 I moved back to Sydney and began working full time in book publishing. I worked in Sales for Allen & Unwin and Murdoch Books, before moving to my current role as National Account Manager at Bloomsbury Publishing in late 2021.
When I’m not working full time in the world of books at my day job, I can be found writing, drawing or creating music in my home studio. Currently I am working on book one of an adult fantasy series, various freelance illustration work and a electro-pop album I aim to release in 2023. I’m also studying a Masters of Information Studies.
~
DISCLAIMER
All opinions and reviews are mine and mine alone.
They do not reflect or are influenced by my employer, Bloomsbury Publishing.