Book Thingo

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Book Thingo episodes

  • BT027. They expect you to do weird stuff
    Authors Katrina Ramos Atienza and Ronald Lim talk about male/male romance fiction, the challenges of writing steamy novels, and their many insights on romance fiction in the Philippines.

    Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo
    Audio producer: Rudi Bremer
    Recorded: 10/05/2016 Manila
    34 min
  • BT026. Juggling lab work and the love work
    Authors Six de los Reyes and Suzette de Borja talk about the stigma of writing romance, the inspiration for characters who do hard science, and what an authentic YA romance set in the Philippines might look like.

    Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo
    Audio producer: Rudi Bremer
    Recorded: 10/05/2016 Manila
    31 min
  • BT025. Be everything to someone
    Author Mina V. Esguerra talks about the complexities of writing romance when you live in a culture where happy endings aren't seen as realistic, plus some of the innovative things that Filipino indie authors are doing.

    Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo
    Audio producer: Rudi Bremer
    Recorded: 10/05/2016 Manila
    36 min
  • BT024. Comfort reads
    Book Thingo bloggers Rudi Bremer, Gabby and Kat Mayo talk about comfort reads and random (very random) things.

    Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 13/11/2016 Sydney
    40 min
  • BT023. Official librarian language
    Victoria's Centre for Youth Literature program coordinator Adele Walsh talks about where new adult fits in literary culture, Twilight, sexuality in new and young adult fiction, fan fiction, and some of the elements of culture and policy that are influencing the direction of genre fiction.

    Shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo
    Audio producer: Rudi Bremer
    Recorded: 17/04/2016 RT Convention
    38 min
  • BT022. What the best of romance can be
    Romance author, reviewer and advocate Stacey Agdern talks about gateway books that introduce readers to romance fiction, books to recommend for people who love Fifty Shades of Grey, and how indie books make it to indie bookshops.

    Links and shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast
    Host: Kat Mayo
    Audio producer: Rudi Bremer
    Recorded: 20/04/2016 New York
    35 min
  • BT021. Someone in your corner
    Australian literary agent Alex Adsett talks about parallel import restrictions, and the vagaries of the romance genre and romance fiction in Australia.

    Links and shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast


    Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 21/08/2016 RWA
    29 min
  • BT020. Cross-pollination of interests
    Romance readers Claire Parnell and Adele Walsh recap their experiences at the Romance Writers of Australia conference and Melbourne Writers Festival. They also talk about what kinds of events they'd like to see more of in literary festivals and conventions.

    Links and shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast


    Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 24/9//2016 Sydney
    31 min
  • BT019. Genre slayer
    Historical romance author Sheri Cobb South talks about the popularity of Wrong-Way Romance, why teen romance and Regency romance are more alike than you might think, and the stigma of the happy ending. Sherri also talks about her Regency mysteries.

    Links and shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast


    Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 15/04/2016 RT Convention
    20 min
  • BT018. Every work of fiction is political
    Award-winning author Alyssa Cole talks about finding familiar characters in romance, cultural Easter eggs, and why diverse romance is really just normal romance.

    Links and shownotes: http://bookthingo.com.au/podcast


    Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 15/04/2016 RT Convention
    34 min

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