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- BT037. C.S. Pacat: The space between the book and the readerAuthor C.S. Pacat talks about the Captive Prince series, the cult of the author, and that time she spent 4 months revising one sentence.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]Host: Kat MayoAudio producer: Rudi BremerRecorded: 26/02/2017 ARRC0 min
- BT036. Courtney Milan: Demand resistanceAuthor Courtney Milan talks her upcoming Hamilton-themed anthology and gives us a peek at her writing process and tools. Courtney has been very open and vocal about her views on diversity in romance, and we explore this topic in some detail.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]Host: Kat MayoAudio producer: Rudi BremerRecorded: 26/02/2017 ARRC0 min
- BT035. #SWF17 recap: I’m fancy afDanielle Binks, Lauren Anderson, Rudi Bremer, Gabby and Kat Mayo discuss their highlights from the 2017 Sydney Writers' Festival.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]Host: Kat MayoAudio producer: Rudi BremerRecorded: 10/06/2017 Sydney0 min
- BT034. Kaetrin Allen: Audiobooks are a transformative mediumKaetrin Allen (Dear Author, Kaetrin's Musings) talks about her favourite audiobooks and narrators, and how she discovered the online romance community.23 min
- BT033. Sally Thorne: Life after The Hating GameAuthor Sally Thorne talks about the amazing success of her debut novel, The Hating Game, second book syndrome, and what it was like to do her first signing event.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]35 min
- BT032. Recap: Australian Romance Readers Convention 2017Book Thingo bloggers Rudi and Kat recap the 2017 Australian Romance Readers Convention.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]57 min
- BT031. Sandra Antonelli: Silver foxes and heroines over 40Australian Author Sandra Antonelli talks about finding and writing romances featuring protagonists over 40. Why is it so hard to find seasoned romances, and what stereotypes does fiction have about older characters? And if you love to read romances with more mature characters, where the heck do you find them?Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]28 min
- BT030. A passion you can’t make upKat talks to two amazing ladies who are helping to bring romance events to Australian readers: Diane Robson from the Australian Romance Readers Assocation, and Penny Rudge from Fictionally Yours, Melbourne.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]Host: Kat MayoAudio producer: Rudi BremerRecorded: 2017 Melbourne/Sydney31 min
- BT029. We’re not collecting those storiesHoney de Peralta (Penguin Random House) talks about the Filipino ReaderCon, and we reflect on how Martial Law and the People Power revolution are represented in stories. We talk at length about Filipino readers -- who they are, what they read, and how they access books.57 min
- BT028. The winners write historyCharles Tan talks about speculative fiction in the Philippines, some of the creatures of Philippine mythology, Wattpad, parallel import restrictions, territorial rights, and the value of intellectual property.Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcastFeedback: [email protected]Host: Kat MayoAudio producer: Rudi BremerRecorded: 10/05/2016 Manila55 min
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Lively discussions about romance books, culture, and Tim Tams, between readers, academics, and bestselling authors. Find out about upcoming romance titles and remember old favourites. Discover how the…
romance genre reflects feminism, sexuality, morality, and culture. Happy endings are mandatory. Hosted by Kat Mayo and produced in Australia. bookthingo.com.au