
Writes4Women is all about celebrating women's voices and supporting women writers. It's about writing the voice, reading the voice and being the voice. Every week host Pamela Cook, or a special guest host, interviews an outstanding female, trans or non-binary author about their books, writing process and life. Transcript available via the Writes4Women website. Video of most episodes available on t... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Belinda Alexandra on The Italian Correspondent, Research, and Writing Through Rejection
This week on The Convo couch Pam chats to Belinda Alexandra, author of 12 bestselling novels including her latest release The Italian Correspondent. Belinda dis... more
This week Pam reports in from Lille in France with some exciting news about her upcoming release Because You're Mine!
She also chats to debut memoirist Lindsay Bartels about Imogen in Waiting, which follows Lindsay and her husband as they wrestle w... more
Join host Pamela Cook on the Writes4Women Convo Couch with thia week's guest Katherine Collette.
They chat about Catherine's adult novels The Helpline (2018) and The Competition (2022), plus two illustrated middle-grade books set around a small Vic... more
Welcome to a new season of Writes4Women!
Each fortnight, On the Convo Couch will bring you author-based interviews and invite listener requests and questions. In this episode host Pamela Cook interviews bestselling Australian author Tricia Stringer... more
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I’ve been following Pam for a few years now and her podcast is my number one go to for creative inspiration, reading recommendations and of course Pam’s deep knowledge and experience in the craft of writing. Definitely worth a follow as a reader, writer or anyone seeking a boost to their creativity.
This is one of my favourite Aussie writing podcasts - gentle, intelligent, funny and enlightening, featuring many top Australian authors and friends. Great tips gleaned and advice to ponder over the years
As a writer working to get her novel published, this podcast, which showcases fabulous women authors, is essential listening for me. Full of interesting tips and advice, it’s also not afraid to touch on the emotional realities of writing. Hearing you’re not alone with your anxieties is immensely encouraging!
I have been a regular listener to Pamela Cook’s podcast and have learnt so much, not just about some excellent books but about writing. I love hearing authors discuss their writing process and the challenges and rejections they have faced. When I cook and pop my AirPods in I feel as though I am amongst friends.
I’ve recently discovered this podcast and am excited to listen back through the episodes. I love the depth of insight and warmth of the interviews. It often feels like I am getting exactly the right advice at exactly the right time for me!
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This show consistently spotlights women authors and creators, exploring craft, publishing, and the human realities behind writing. Episodes cover a broad spectrum—from craft-focused conversations and process tips to industry insights, branding, and author journeys across genres like literary fiction, romance, historical fiction, and crime. A notable strength is the interviewer's warmth and preparation, which helps guests share practical advice, personal stories, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into publishing and marketing. The format often centers on how writers balance creative vision with career demands, making it useful for aspiring authors, seasoned writers, and readers curious about how books come to life. The show's ongoing emphasis o... more
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Recent guests on Writes4Women include:
1. Lindsay Bartels
2. Katherine Collette
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4. Sarah Winman
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8. Katharine Pollock
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