Whether she is song writing or writing fiction or non-fiction, Megan loves to bring humour and joy to the creative process and believes everyone has a story to tell. She has spent over twenty-five years working as a journalist, editor, scriptwriter, songwriter and composer and has had the privilege of collaborating with some of the best in the business. She has a Masters in Creative Writing and has been a journalist with the Koori Mail, the Guardian Newspaper in the UK, the Metro Newspaper in Ireland, the Irish Echo and the Illawarra Mercury. She was a writer and editor for the leading Aboriginal magazine, Deadly Vibe and was the founding editor of InVibe magazine - a magazine for Indigenous youth in custody. Megan was the researcher for the SBS Documentary into the Juvenile Justice System, ‘Can It Hurt Less’ and was the scriptwriter for five years for the ‘Deadlys’, the National Indigenous Awards which screened on SBS TV. She was one of the founding writers for the Aboriginal NITV health show, Living Strong and was the concept developer for Move It Mob Style. 
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A passionate songwriter, Megan has released two previous albums with her band Skinful as well as composing music for film and television. Her song Finding Myself reached number 26 in the Irish charts and she has performed at Dublin’s Fused Festival, the Heineken Music Festival and the Miller Genuine Music Festival. Her original composition ‘Looking Good’ (co-written with Marc Mittag) received national airplay and was featured on Rove Live as well as The Panel. Her composition, ‘Song For Change’ was performed by Australian Idol Daniel Mifsud as part of the Marc Mittag and the Headhunters tour (Herbie Hancock’s band) and was featured on the Sunrise Morning Show. Her songs Quiet Clear Pool and Sex With That, were licensed for the Neighbours TV series. She now created an album to accompany her debut novel The Very Last List of Vivian Walker with guitarist Marc Mittag.  Find out more
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Megan is currently working on her second novel 'The Tuckshop Lady' (working title) which will also be published through Hachette and is due for release in 2023. Stay tuned for a sneak peak.
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