True crime author Stella Budrikis discusses Perth's infamous "baby farm" tragedy, and shares her tips for bringing history to life.

Children's & YA author Julia Lawrinson discusses her latest book, Mel & Shell, plus telling a story through letters, how to know if your story has legs and her obsession with ABBA.

Author and literary agent Danielle Binks has released two books during the COVID pandemic. She discusses her new YA novel, The Monster of her Age, plus feminism in horror, what publishers expect from a first draft, how to find your voice and much more.

BONUS EPISODE: Literary Agent Alex Adsett discusses the pros and cons of working with an agent, how to get your work noticed, and the classic traps to look out for when signing a publishing contract.

Travel writer & Lonely Planet contributor Tim Richards discusses his new book, Heading South, as well as the highs, lows and bizarre moments of his epic career, tips for pitching stories and how to stay afloat working as a travel writer during a global pandemic.

Lisa Ellery is a lawyer by day and a writer by night. She discusses her debut crime novel, Private Prosecution, as well as the challenges of writing a book with a demanding day job and the benefits of writing what you know.

New York Times bestselling author of The Paris Seamstress and The French Photographer, Natasha Lester, discusses her new book The Riviera House. Plus, her tips for writing historical fiction, sparking curiosity in readers, creating an online presence and much more.

Children's author Cristy Burne chats about co-authoring and her upcoming release, Wednesday Weeks and the Crown of Destiny, plus her winning tips for last minute Book Week costumes.

In this special edition of Writers off the Page, Chenée Marrapodi sits down with Cate Sutherland and Georgia Richter from Fremantle Press to find out what publishers really want. They discuss the dos and don'ts of submitting your work, how to know when your manuscript is ready, what happens when you sign a contract and much more.

Bestselling, multi-award winning author Rachael Johns shares her secret to writing a successful romance novel, and discusses self-doubt, the dangers of social media and how to create relatable characters in your writing.