Writes4Women
Writes4WomenWrites4Women 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 | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksFictionArtsDrama | |||
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Today's episode features rural romance author Renae Black, and is all about getting your debut novel published. Renae is the author of Red Dirt Home, published by HQ Harper Collins. Renae Black's family stretches back at least three generations of fa... more
Lauren Chater is the author of the historical novels The Lace Weaver, Gulliver's Wife and The Winter Dress. Her latest book, The Beauties is a seductive story of rivalry, artistic passion and a woman bold enough to use her beauty as a weapon. more
Jenna Lo Bianco is a writer, educator, PhD Candidate, and advocate for Italian language education in Australia. She is the author of the newly released contemporary fiction title, The Italian Marriage, the first of three books all set in Italy. more
Tate James, USA Today Bestselling Author of Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, and Urban Fantasy chats to host Pamela Cook about life as an indie author and her reverse harem Maddison Kate series. more
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- What a discovery!
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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Australia2 months ago - Inspiring
Loved the interview with Holly Ringland. Teacher, sage and talented writer, she found the words that motivate those of us who must write to just keep going for the utter joy of creation. Thank you for sharing conversations with similarly inspiring writers. It’s a treasure trove of ideas and encouragement!!!!
Apple Podcasts5MelChWAustralia6 months ago - Really helpful insights into writing by or about Indigenous Australians
Great interview by Meredith Jaffé of Tulmur author Melanie Saward. Along with her long path to publication, Melanie outlines a range of considerations for non-Indigenous writers thinking about writing an Indigenous character.
Apple Podcasts5Batch53Australia8 months ago - Always so interesting!
I’m still working my way through the backlog but it’s a joy. It’s something I listen to on walks to help get my head in the zone. My writing has definitely been helped by these great interviews and I’ve learned about new to me writers.
Apple Podcasts5BellsGAustralia9 months ago - A valuable and interesting podcast.
Authors new and established from all genres interviewed by experienced authors. Informative and insightful for both readers and writers.
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