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In chapter one of our series we hear from Noongar-Yamatji woman Brooke Blurton who has just penned her debut memoir Big Love: Reclaiming Myself, My People, My Country.
You may remember Brooke from a little television series called The Bachelorette, where she stole the hearts of men and women alike as the first bisexual and Indigenous contestant. But as we discover in her book there is so much more to the story.
It’s vulnerable and uplifting, revealing the hardship and heartbreak of a life lived with the legacy of intergenerational trauma, mental illness and poverty… but above all love.
Between The Lines is a new RTRFM podcast all about books and ideas!
Join Danielle Raffaele as she sits down with the WA writers, publishers and poets bringing local stories and perspectives to life on the page.
Artwork by Hannah Coakley.
From the publisher's feed
Brendan Ritchie is a writer and acedemic from the south coast of WA. He is the winner of the 2022 Dorothy Hewett Award for an unpublished manuscript and author of novels including Carousel (2015) and Beyond Carousel (2016).
Brendan has a PhD in Creative Writing and has also published poetry and non-fiction in several notable journals and collections. He lives on Wadandi land with his wife and two young daughters.
In chapter six of Between the Lines, Danielle Raffaele sits down with Brendan to chat about the joys and challenges of publishing books and the big ideas we can draw from the writing of local authors.
Between The Lines is a new RTRFM podcast all about books and ideas!
Join Danielle Raffaele as she sits down with the WA writers, publishers and poets bringing local stories and perspectives to life on the page.
Artwork by Hannah Coakley.