From all the way in Berlin, WA author Zoe Deleuil discusses her debut psychological suspense novel, The Night Village, the anxieties of parenting, how the Hungerford Award launched her career, and much more.

To celebrate poetry month, Perth poet Emily Sun discusses the inspiration behind her debut collection, Vociferate, how to get poems published, translanguage text and why you should never throw out your old journals. 

Children's author Kathryn Lefroy discusses overseas publishing and how to get an international agent, juggling multiple projects, plus a tiny teaser for the sequel of Alex and the Alpacas Save the World.

Commercial fiction author Sasha Wasley discusses her latest book, Spring Clean for the Peach Queen, publishing under a pen name, traditional v self-publishing, chooks and much more.

Author of the Frank Swann series, David Whish-Wilson, discusses writing crime fiction inspired by true events, introducing creative writing to the prison system, balancing anxiety with writing, and much more.

Former ABC radio presenter, Gillian O'Shaughnessy, discusses her new found success in the world of Flash Fiction, what makes an award-winning piece, and more.

Former ABC radio presenter, Gillian O'Shaughnessy, discusses her new found success in the world of Flash Fiction, what makes an award-winning piece, and more.

The man behind the S.Tinker Inc. series, James Foley, discusses how an unconventional start to picture book illustration, launched his career as a children's writer and illustrator.

Author of YA novels Waer and Devil's Ballast, Meg Caddy, discusses how writing a book is like running a marathon and how sometimes it takes a full rewrite to hit the jackpot.

Talking pirates, vikings and writing history for kids with multi-award winning children's author Norman Jorgensen.