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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 240 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts |
Listeners, as you can imagine I read a lot of books. Mostly Australian fiction - given that this is the genre on which the Talking Aussie Books podcast was founded. more
The Black and Bright Festival is a literary festival dedicated to the diverse expressions of First Nations storytelling. more
Jane Tara is an author and wanderer who is best known in Australia for her role as general manager of Better Reading - one of Australia's largest online book communities. more
Today listeners I’m introducing you to another author whose gorgeous debut novel, called ‘All the Golden Light’ has just been published by HarperCollins. more
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Love these interviews with Aussie authors, Claudine expresses such enthusiasm for the work and asks insightful and interesting questions. Love it
One of my favourite bookish pods. Insightful questions - always leaves me thinking.
Love the pod. So many great interviews and books
Discovered this fantastic podcast a couple of weeks ago, and now loving it! Started at your first episode and making my way thru’ it, thank you Claudine!
Great interviews with interesting authors!
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