
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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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsDramaFiction | |||

Writes4Women host Pamela Cook chats to publishing industry professional Kelly Doust about her new business, Publishing Curious.
Kelly has worked across many facets of the industry including as an author, but also in marketing and as an acquiring ed... more
Shannon Kelly-White & Lisa Ireland on Mentoring and the Making of Billy King
Host Pamela Cook interviews debut historical fiction author Shannon Kelly-White and author/mentor Lisa Ireland about the mentoring partnership behind Shannon’s debut novel... more
Courtney Peppernell on Pillow Thoughts, Self-Publishing, and Her Debut Novel The Last Poem
Writes4Women host Pamela Cook chats with internationally bestselling author Courtney Peppernell, about her path from early “lightning writing” and a support... more
Hannah Richell on Writing Memoir, Grief, and An Ocean and a Day
Join host and author Pamela Cook as she interviews author Hannah Richell about her memoir An Ocean and a Day, which explores the sudden death of her husband Matt in a surfing accident... 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 features thoughtful conversations with Australian women writers (and a few guests addressing memoir and publishing) that explore craft, publication journeys, and the realities of writing. Episodes commonly cover writing processes, voice, editing feedback, book launches, and the business side of publishing, often highlighting mentorship, resilience, and the changing literary landscape for women. A notable pattern is pairing seasoned authors with newer voices to illuminate craft and career development, with frequent emphasis on memoirs, historical fiction, and contemporary women's fiction. The format tends to blend practical tips with personal storytelling, making it helpful for writers seeking craft guidance or listeners who enjoy ... more
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Recent guests on Writes4Women include:
1. Kelly Doust
2. Shannon Kelly-White
3. Lisa Ireland
4. Courtney Peppernell
5. Hannah Richell
6. Belinda Alexandra
7. Lindsay Bartels
8. Katherine Collette
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