Multi-award winning author Sue Whiting's top tips for writing for children. How to write across a variety of age groups while keeping the voice authentic. Plus, a sneak peek at her new junior fiction novel, Pearly and Pig and the Great Hairy Beast.

Ali Lowe chats about her saucy debut novel, The Trivia Night. Plus: tips for switching between multiple point of view characters and how to choose a comparative text.

Tobias Madden chats about his YA novel Anything but Fine. Plus, his tips on bringing characters to life, plotting, achieving cultural authenticity and the importance of reading outside your genre.

Inga Simpson talks about the competition that launched her writing career, plus her latest book The Last Woman in the World.

Everything you need to know before entering the 2022 Hungerford Award. Find out what the judges are looking for with Fremantle Press publisher Georgia Richter, as well as advice from 2020 winner Maria Papas.

The rise of graphic novels and visual storytelling with Jessica Walton & Aśka, co-creators of Stars in their Eyes.

Fiona Palmer chats about her latest novel, The Long Weekend, the benefits of writing retreats and how to make plotting work for you.

Jacqueline Harvey won the hearts of readers around the world with a little girl called Alice-Miranda, and continues to dominate the children's market with her series Clementine Rose and Kensy & Max. 

Death by cheese. Sally Scott chats about her debut novel, Fromage, and how a health scare kickstarted her writing career.

Crime writer Alan Carter celebrates his 5th & final Cato Kwong novel, Crocodile Tears, plus his tips for writing believable crime fiction.