Writers off the Page

Hilde Hinton chats about her latest book, A Solitary Walk on the Moon, plus the benefits of negative feedback and how Lego can help your writing.

Tabitha Carvan chats about the guilt and emotions of motherhood and the hilarious and heartfelt memoir that came as a result of it. PLUS how to structure and pitch a memoir to publishers.

Children's author Nat Amoore chats about her latest book, We Run Tomorrow, a hybrid novel/graphic novel, PLUS her secret trick to winning over kids during school visits.

Internationally bestselling and critically acclaimed author Dervla McTiernan chats about her latest book The Murder Rule, PLUS the pressure that comes with a seven figure contract and how to make sure once you're published - you stay published!

Telling stories of war with Portland Jones, author of the historical fiction novel Only Birds Above, and Dianne Wolfer, author of the picture book The Last Light Horse.

Illustrator Phillip Marsden chats about his picture book Boss Ladies of Sport, and his epic two week submission deadline.

From screenwriting to middle grade novels, Nova Weetman chats about her career, school visits, how collaborations work and the brilliance of the writing community.

Carrie Cox chats about her brand new novel, So Many Beats of the Heart.

Writers off the Page goes live from Bark Wine Bar for the launch of Sasha Wasley's new book, A Caravan like a Canary.

Megan Albany chats about her debut novel, The Very Last List of Vivian Walker, plus how she found the perfect writing group.