Long-time friends and first-time co-authors Meredith Burgmann and Nadia Wheatley chat about their writing lives and the process of collaborating on their extraordinarily entertaining new book,  Radicals: Remembering The Sixties.

Josh Langley does all sorts of writing, from radio ads to kids books. He chats about his writing life, the evolution of his illustrations, and the sometimes tricky territory of being a children's author and an out and proud gay man.

Gabriel Bergmoser chats about his latest nail-biter The Inheritance and the process of writing it.

R.W.R. McDonald chats about his new book Nancy Business, the process of writing it, and the importance of having feisty and believable queer characters in his books.

Rachel Givney chats about the process of writing her latest book, Secrets My Father Kept.

Amanda Hampson has been writing professionally for over 20 years, so she has a lot of wisdom to share with her fellow writers. On this episode Amanda chats about her new novel Lovebirds and the process of writing it.

Candice Fox chats about her new book The Chase, the process of writing it, and her continuing adventures in the writing world involving the likes of James Patterson and Bill Clinton. Expect some serious casual name dropping on this episode!

Barry Divola chats about his new book Driving Stevie Fracasso and the process of writing it. Opinionated music writing is my thing, and nobody does it better than Barry Divola, so it's not an accident that this is the longest episode of this podcast series so far.

Nicole Webb chats about her new book China Blonde, which chronicles her time living in China with her young family. 

US based Aussie author Cassandra Austin chats about the process of writing her latest novel Like Mother.