The first volume, Not Wisely but Too Well, traces his early life until 1593. Pauline has now retired from teaching to concentrate on The Stuff of Dreams, a four volume fictional account of the life of William Shakespeare and the experiences and relationships that made him the writer he became.
There she decided to return to university and qualify as a teacher, graduating from Edith Cowan and Murdoch universities with Graduate Diplomas in Language Studies and Education.Īfter returning to Melbourne, Pauline continued teaching English as a Second Language while she completed a Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing.
While indulging her artistic interests by becoming involved in Melbourne’s burgeoning amateur theatre scene, Pauline pursued her developing accounting skills through a wide variety of workplaces culminating in the Australian film industry which eventually took her to Perth. Fortunately for them, as the daughter of shopkeepers, Pauline had a good head for figures. After completing a Bachelor of Arts at La Trobe University, Pauline joined the Department of Social Security where it was decided that someone with a major in French would be perfect for the Finance section. Pauline Montagna was born into an Italian family in Melbourne, Australia. Write for the next generation in the formats they’ll be, in the jargon of the day, ‘accessing’ and ‘consuming’. The novel is a dying art form and the market is flooded.
PAULA’S TOP WRITING TIP: Don’t write novels.
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