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Thank you for visiting. I am a writer of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction with published works, and a facilitator of creative writing groups. I also work part-time in communications and marketing, and as a freelancer providing services in editing, proofreading and content creation.

I am working on a number of creative projects at the moment including a climate change fiction for young adults, a picture story about accepting responsibility for preschoolers, and a biofiction based on a First Fleet female convict (and ancestor) for adults.

Please contact me about facilitating your writing group; running a writing workshop; or providing content, editing or proofreading services.

Read more about my professional writing and editing here, and more about me here, where my work has been published and what awards I have won here, 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.

I’d love to hear from you about why you dropped by, what you’re working on, and what you are struggling with as it reminds me that my words are of value to others. Please leave a comment on the post or drop me an email.

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I stand for tolerance

Yesterday, on a day when most of the world took in the terrible news about the massacre in New Zealand, a neighbour decided to leave an intolerant note on the windscreen of a car parked in front of our house. As we finished our dinner we heard an elderly Egyptian woman calling to us from…

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.

My Mother’s Journey

When Meg’s mum found out that she was dying of cancer, she asked all to come and celebrate her life with her. Meg wrote a weekly post about this.

Read more My Mother’s Journey

“I highly recommend Meg as an astute, results oriented editor. She produced very well-regarded materials for the 11th Biennial Conference of the Association for Academic Language and Learning in 2013, including the substantial Conference Program. The clear, logical layout and ease of identifying specific elements were commented on by many participants and her typeface decisions and text orientation on the pages added to this clarity and overall professional ‘look’. Despite very tight deadlines for printing, Meg’s professionalism ensured these deadlines were easily met. She was also a pleasure to work with. I have no hesitation in recommending her for any writing or editing work.”
– Judy Maxwell, Senior Coordinator at RMIT

“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