We chat with author Kelly Doust about her new book Dressing the Dearloves, talking about her passion for fashion, what inspired her writing journey and her work in publishing.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

Dressing the Dearloves by Kelly Doust —> https://bit.ly/2MySZXh

Precious Things by Kelly Doust —> https://bit.ly/2OHMPBC

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: Kelly Doust

We chat with author Kelly Doust about her new book Dressing the Dearloves, talking about her passion for fashion, what inspired her writing journey and her work in publishing.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

Dressing the Dearloves by Kelly Doust —> https://bit.ly/2MySZXh

Precious Things by Kelly Doust —> https://bit.ly/2OHMPBC

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: Kelly Doust

They say one thing that’s great about writing is that you can do it anywhere. Fiona Palmer proves that this is true, since she literally lives in the middle of nowhere. When she’s not writing bestselling books, Fiona runs her farm, drives massive farming machinery and enjoys stunning sunsets. Somehow she manages to juggle these incredibly contrasting lives to still bring us amazing novels like her latest Sisters and Brothers.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

Sisters and Brothers by Fiona Palmer —> https://bit.ly/2MRhGuU

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: Fiona Palmer

They say one thing that’s great about writing is that you can do it anywhere. Fiona Palmer proves that this is true, since she literally lives in the middle of nowhere. When she’s not writing bestselling books, Fiona runs her farm, drives massive farming machinery and enjoys stunning sunsets. Somehow she manages to juggle these incredibly contrasting lives to still bring us amazing novels like her latest Sisters and Brothers.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

Sisters and Brothers by Fiona Palmer —> https://bit.ly/2MRhGuU

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: Fiona Palmer

We chat with Caroline about her wildly addictive new thriller The Ones You Trust, plus the time one of her kids wandered off, the upsurge in Australian fiction, the complexities of writing and the pressures of always looking the part.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

The Ones You Trust by Caroline Overington —> https://bit.ly/2we1NrA

Host: John Purcell

Guest: Caroline Overington

We chat with Caroline about her wildly addictive new thriller The Ones You Trust, plus the time one of her kids wandered off, the upsurge in Australian fiction, the complexities of writing and the pressures of always looking the part.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

The Ones You Trust by Caroline Overington —> https://bit.ly/2we1NrA

Host: John Purcell

Guest: Caroline Overington

B.M. Carroll, also known as Ber Carroll, says that being organised kills her creativity. That might surprise you, considering the complexity of her latest crime fiction book The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy, which incredibly weaves multiple perspectives into one rip-roaring, fast-paced story. We chat with Ber about her changing writing process, recent books that have inspired her and all about a little person called Sophie McCarthy.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy by B.M. Carroll —> https://bit.ly/2MjSUHJ

Greenlight by Benjamin Stevenson —> https://bit.ly/2MPLdoP

The Widow by Fiona Barton —> https://bit.ly/2nGQlk9

The Child by Fiona Barton —> https://bit.ly/2MgqApA

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn —> https://bit.ly/2OEdTBB

Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins —> https://bit.ly/2vLTZ0r

The Dry by Jane Harper —> https://bit.ly/2wbJzH7

Wimmera by Mark Brandi —> https://bit.ly/2Mtp9mY

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: B.M. (Ber) Carroll

B.M. Carroll, also known as Ber Carroll, says that being organised kills her creativity. That might surprise you, considering the complexity of her latest crime fiction book The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy, which incredibly weaves multiple perspectives into one rip-roaring, fast-paced story. We chat with Ber about her changing writing process, recent books that have inspired her and all about a little person called Sophie McCarthy.

Books mentioned in this podcast:

The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy by B.M. Carroll —> https://bit.ly/2MjSUHJ

Greenlight by Benjamin Stevenson —> https://bit.ly/2MPLdoP

The Widow by Fiona Barton —> https://bit.ly/2nGQlk9

The Child by Fiona Barton —> https://bit.ly/2MgqApA

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn —> https://bit.ly/2OEdTBB

Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins —> https://bit.ly/2vLTZ0r

The Dry by Jane Harper —> https://bit.ly/2wbJzH7

Wimmera by Mark Brandi —> https://bit.ly/2Mtp9mY

Hosts: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

Guest: B.M. (Ber) Carroll

So you think you don’t like literature? It’s not all Jane Austen and Charles Dickens (which are amazing, in our opinion!), there is so much more behind the word ‘literature’ - maybe it’s not what you think. Let Bron, John and Sarah tell you why there is something for everyone, why literature is life.

Some books mentioned in this podcast:

Strangers on a Train by Patricia Highsmith —> https://bit.ly/2KQDFQX

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee —> https://bit.ly/2Mqb9uj

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote —> https://bit.ly/2nC7nA7

The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin —> https://bit.ly/2MdPnKN

Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel —> https://bit.ly/2Mni8nU

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy —> https://bit.ly/2nDjOLG

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandra Dumas —> https://bit.ly/2MeZXBp

White Fang by Jack London —> https://bit.ly/2KNfnqR

Animal Farm by George Orwell —> https://bit.ly/2KRn5Ag

The Way of All Flesh by Samuel Butler —> https://bit.ly/2vJt2uu

The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy —> https://bit.ly/2w7DRpG

Tess of the D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy —> https://bit.ly/2w6uVkg

Death of a Hero by Richard Adlington —> https://bit.ly/2MJfVjl

Normal People by Sally Rooney —> https://bit.ly/2P6LUfb

Withering Heights by Emily Bronte —> https://bit.ly/2OFmHYf

Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome —> https://bit.ly/2MLkMAK

Host: Bronwyn Eley

Guests: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell

So you think you don’t like literature? It’s not all Jane Austen and Charles Dickens (which are amazing, in our opinion!), there is so much more behind the word ‘literature’ - maybe it’s not what you think. Let Bron, John and Sarah tell you why there is something for everyone, why literature is life.

Some books mentioned in this podcast:

Strangers on a Train by Patricia Highsmith —> https://bit.ly/2KQDFQX

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee —> https://bit.ly/2Mqb9uj

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote —> https://bit.ly/2nC7nA7

The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin —> https://bit.ly/2MdPnKN

Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel —> https://bit.ly/2Mni8nU

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy —> https://bit.ly/2nDjOLG

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandra Dumas —> https://bit.ly/2MeZXBp

White Fang by Jack London —> https://bit.ly/2KNfnqR

Animal Farm by George Orwell —> https://bit.ly/2KRn5Ag

The Way of All Flesh by Samuel Butler —> https://bit.ly/2vJt2uu

The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy —> https://bit.ly/2w7DRpG

Tess of the D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy —> https://bit.ly/2w6uVkg

Death of a Hero by Richard Adlington —> https://bit.ly/2MJfVjl

Normal People by Sally Rooney —> https://bit.ly/2P6LUfb

Withering Heights by Emily Bronte —> https://bit.ly/2OFmHYf

Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome —> https://bit.ly/2MLkMAK

Host: Bronwyn Eley

Guests: Sarah McDuling and John Purcell