Jim LOUNSBURY

An award winning filmmaker, Jim Lounsbury is a natural collaborator and has worked with fellow artists, online communities, and some of the worlds biggest brands to explore new ways to engage with people through story.

From feature documentaries The Meaning of Vanlife [STAN] and The Aussie Who Baffled the World [National Geographic] to his feature film Love is Now [Universal], Jim is passionate about stories that explore nomadism and conservation, and is currently working on a number of environmental focused projects.

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Dr. LYNNETTE LOUNSBURY

With a Doctorate in Science Fiction, Lynnette is the real life Dr. Who, both in study and in practice. Her thesis focused on historical allegory in young adult fiction, and her award winning work follows this same trajectory, re-casting history into provocative contemporary fiction that is finding it’s way into film, television and audio first formats.

Dr. Lounsbury has written for numerous publications, such as The Guardian, Body and Soul, G Magazine, Hunter Lifestyle, White Magazine, YTravel and more.

Her latest novel, We Ate The Road Like Vultures, is a rollicking ode to the beat generation, and tells the story of Lulu, a young ingenue who finds Jack Kerouac alive and living in the frypan heat of Baja Mexico, with a strange cast of circus animals and his co-conspirator, Neal Cassady.

If Hunter S Thompson was a sixteen year old girl, jacked up on peyote and hormones and carrying around a nasty beat poet fetish, this is how she’d write. What glorious, clear, concise madness. Ms Lounsbury is one to watch, or more importantly, READ. —Rhys Muldoon

Lynnette's first novel, the YA mind-bender Afterworld, was shortlisted for the Aurelia Award for Fantasy, and made the Hollywood Blood List alongside Stephen King, for best new fantasies not yet adapted to the screen.

Lynnette is represented by Curtis Brown Australia.