Phosphorescence (Online)

Juliet Rieden has been a journalist for more than 30 years, working between the UK and Australia for a variety of magazines and newspapers as a writer and editor. She is currently Editor-at-Large at The Australian Women's Weekly, where she also works as the Books Editor and Royal Correspondent. Juliet is also a non-fiction author. Her books include The Writing on the Wall, a personal memoir and investigation into what happened to her father and his family during the Holocaust Rising Heart, a memoir which Juliet ghost wrote with Aminata Conteh-Biger, a Sierra Leonean refugee who was brutally kidnapped by rebels during the war and escaped to Australia in the nation’s first intake of refugees from the Sierra Leone civil war and , The Royals in Australia, an illustrated investigation behind the scenes of almost 150 years of royal visits for which she was granted access to the Royal Archives in Windsor Castle.