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Shaping the Fractured SelfI am an editor and writer of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction as well as a library manager and comms and marketing specialist in a high school. Some of my work is published in Shaping the Fractured Self: poetry of chronic illness and pain. My current writing projects are a climate change fiction, a picture story about accepting responsibility, and a historical fiction based on my female convict ancestor.

Read more about me here, see my awards and publications, or read the blog series I wrote while my mum was dying here. My blog posts are usually about writing, reading and musings from the heart, and sometimes about other things.

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Have I taught them enough?

My oldest two are moving out of the family home within three weeks of each other to pursue their studies out in the country. I’m very excited for them as they embark on the next part of their lives. But there is a part of me worries about whether I have taught them everything they…

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About Meg Dunley

Meg Dunley is a writer of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. She works in communications and marketing in the education industry, and as a freelancer providing services in editing, proofreading and content creation.

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“I was always very impressed with the work Meg did. She is diligent, organised and has great technical ability.  I asked Meg back on a number of occasions to do further proofreading and editing work, and recommended her for a number of positions within RMIT.”
– James Hannan, RMIT Student Communications

“Meg was part of a trainee proofreading team that I managed for RMIT, proofing ADF training materials. She was great to work with, she met every deadline and her work was of a professional standard. There were a number of occasions when she stepped up to help me meet a particularly tight deadline; it was great to know I could rely on her for this. I am happy to recommend Meg for any proofreading or copy editing job.”
– Lu Sexton, Accredited editor