Tamara M. Bailey is a crime and thriller author. We chat about her latest novel, The Other Olivia. She also writes children's fiction under the name Tamara Moss.

Sarah Armstrong made the jump from writing for adults to kidlit and hasn't looked back. She chats about her debut middle grade novel Big Magic, the power of a great writing group, her soft office and the joys of re-writing.

Children's author Amelia Mellor chats about her new book, The Bookseller's Apprentice, which is the prequel to The Grandest Bookshop in the World. 
Plus, getting feedback on your work. How do you know what changes to accept and when it's best to follow your gut and hit decline?

Sophie Green is a top 10 bestselling author and a publisher of non-fiction. She chats about her latest novel, The Bellbird River Country Choir. Plus, her tips for surviving a structural edit and how to make your work stand out to publishers.

Children's authors Bren MacDibble & Zana Fraillon discuss how Twitter led them to a dream collaboration. Their new novel is called The Raven's Song

Reece Carter chats about his spooky debut middle grade novel which sparked an international bidding war! 

Holly Ringland is the international bestselling author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. She chats about her brand new novel, The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding, and the massive hurdles she had to jump over to bring the story to life.

Children's author Kate Temple chats about her new middle grade novel, The Dangerous Business of Being Trilby Moffat. Plus, why you might need to rewrite your entire manuscript from scratch and how to do it!

Jayden Boundry is a Wadjak Balardong Noongar and a Badimaya Yamatji. He chats about his new picture book, Noongar Boodja Waangkan, teaching the Noongar language and embracing Country and culture.

Paul J. Laverty chats about his new collection of short stories: In the State of Excitement. Plus, his tips for independent publishing and how to successfully market your own work.