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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 317 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

In this final episode for 2025, I'm talking to a debut Aussie author whose book is being touted as one of the biggest releases of the summer.
If you loved Netflix’s The Crown and devoured all the drama when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped aw... more
Michael Burge is an author and journalist who lives at Deepwater in the New England region of NSW.
His debut novel ‘Tank Water’ was inspired by old family stories and explores the shameful legacy of unsolved gay-hate crimes, set in a fictional rura... more
Libby Iriks is a Perth-based author and former Commissioning Editor of Romance for a boutique publishing house in the UK.
Combining her passion for story and romance has resulted in publication of her debut novel ‘Home to the Heart Country’ - a mov... more
The last time I chatted with Pamela Cook for the podcast was back in 2019 - to celebrate her self-published release 'Cross My Heart'.
Six years later and 'Cross My Heart' is being re-released by Vinci Books and I took the opportunity to talk to Pam... more
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This podcast is a must for both readers and writers. Get the story behind the story on the latest books and the authors who write them. You’ll soon become addicted to all the inside info and warm conversation style.
If you love Aussie stories, Aussie authors, and a whole lot of inspiration, Talking Aussie Books is an absolute must-listen!
Every episode feels like sitting down for a cuppa with some of Australia’s most talented and engaging writers—hearing about their stories, their creative process, the highs, the challenges, the editing adventures, and even the wild ride of marketing their books. Honestly, it’s a celebration of the incredible talent we have right here in our own backyard, and every time I l... more
I love listening to Claudine’s podcasts. Claudine asks fantastic questions which really helps the listener to get to know the author and their books. It’s great just to sit, relax and listen to wonderful conversations.
One of my favourite podcasts!
Love, love, love this podcast! I’ve been listening since the very first episode. Claudine is a brilliant interviewer! I’ve discovered so many great reads plus writing tips! Highly recommended listening!
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The content revolves around Australian literature, emphasizing interviews with a diverse range of authors, including both emerging and established voices. Key themes throughout the episodes explore personal journeys in writing, the nuanced experiences of authors, and the intimate connections between their lives and their works. Discussions often delve into the creative process, the significance of setting and character development, and current social issues reflected in contemporary literature. Unique to the series is Claudine's warm interviewing style that fosters open dialogue and deeper insights into the stories behind the books, making it particularly engaging for both avid readers and aspiring writers looking for inspiration.
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2. Rhonda McCoy
3. Amy Hutton
4. Holly Cardamone
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6. Katharine Pollock
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