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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 331 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

Kayte Nunn is the internationally bestselling author of 8 novels - novels that include 'The Botanist's Daughter', 'The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant' , 'The Silk House' and 'The Palazzo' just to name a few.
This year Kayte is back with a twis... more
Ayesha Inoon was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka and worked as a journalist in Sri Lanka before migrating to Australia in 2013.
Her debut novel, Untethered, which draws partly on her own journey as a migrant muslim woman won the 2022 ASA/HQ Commercial F... more
Many avid readers and authors both here and abroad are familiar with Australiaâs largest online reading community - Better Reading.
Launched by Cheryl Akle back in 2014, Better Reading has become a staple feature of the Australian literary landscape... more
In part 2 of this special collaboration episode, Nick Wasiliev and I chat about challenges for the Australian publishing industry and what challenges in particular writers themselves are facing and what the future holds. We also discuss some of the t... more
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I absolutely love this podcast, and love that it show cases talented Aussie authors, particularly debut authors. So insightful, kind and thoughtful. I've definitely picked up many a book recommendation or two (or 3) from this podcast.
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. Youâll 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 Australiaâs most talented and engaging writersâhearing about their stories, their creative process, the highs, the challenges, the editing adventures, and even the wild ride of marketing their books. Honestly, itâs a celebration of the incredible talent we have right here in our own backyard, and every time I l... more
I love listening to Claudineâs podcasts. Claudine asks fantastic questions which really helps the listener to get to know the author and their books. Itâs great just to sit, relax and listen to wonderful conversations.
One of my favourite podcasts!
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The show centers on conversations with Australian authors, publishers, and literary professionals, offering behind-the-scenes looks at writing, publishing, and the Australian book ecosystem. Episodes frequently explore debut journeys, historical fiction, domestic noir, and the intersection of literature with film/TV adaptations, with a strong emphasis on author process, research, and regional storytelling. Listeners often get actionable publishing insights, book recommendations, and a warm, interviewer-led atmosphere that highlights community, regional settings, and the craft behind storytelling. A notable strength is its consistent spotlight on debut authors and Australian voices, making it a go-to for readers and writers seeking context, ... more
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Recent guests on Talking Aussie Books include:
1. Kayte Nunn
2. Ayesha Inoon
3. Cheryl Akle
4. Nick Wasiliev
5. Sarah Clutton
6. Rachel Fox McLeod
7. Dianne Yarwood
8. Camille Booker
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