On this show award-winning journalist and former bookseller Corrie Perkin dives deep into conversation with some of the most exciting and relevant writers our culture has to offer.
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The Wheeler Centre
Steven Lang
Adelaide Writers' Week
Sydney Writers' Festival
The Wheeler Centre
Jemma Birrell, Tablo Publishing
Melbourne Writers Festival
National Library of Australia
Cementa and David Ryan
Stories and inspiration from 5x15
RoseyRavelston Books
Institute of Modern Art
RRR - Triple R
RRR - Triple R
Auckland Writers Festival
ABC Radio
History Trust of South Australia
RNZ
MFTWA
The Spectator
The Spectator
Caroline Baum
The Spectator
Stewart Lucy
Good Reading Magazine
Roger Mummert
BBC Radio 4
The ABR Podcast
Going West Festival
University of St Andrews CMR Podcast
Zanni Louise
Ottawa International Writers Festival
BBC Radio 3
Australian Museum
RNZ
Centre for Advancing Journalism
Gretchen Miller | Homeground
2RPH
Better Reading Podcast
The TLS
Byron Writers Festival
BBC Radio 4
Jillian Knipe
ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)
The American Scholar
National Gallery of Victoria
pluriverse
Monocle
ABC Radio
National Museum of Australia
New Geographies
Joe Toscano and Kelly Whitworth
RRR - Triple R
FaberBooks
David Freeman
Los Angeles Public Library
StateLibraryWA
Emerging Writers' Festival
Virginia Seymour and Louise Jones
Alain Elkann
Booktopia
Writes4Women
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
ABC Radio
ABC Radio
Eastside Radio 89.7FM
Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival
Mandy Jackson-Beverly
Bad Producer Productions
Alette Willis
Michelle Barraclough
Shakespeare and Company
ABC Radio
kathryntaylor
Thursday Night Live!
Yarra Libraries
Suite (212)
The Chiswick Calendar
Heckfield Place
Sydney Opera House
Australia reMADE
Vintage Books
Los Angeles Review of Books
Sam Balaton-Chrimes, Alice Bellette, Cameo Dalley, Victoria Stead
Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art
Patrycja Rozwora
Word Christchurch
Nance Haxton
History Hit
The Brown Homestead
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Marshall Poe
Cambridge 105 Radio
Vancouver Writers Fest
BBC World Service
The City University of New York
Shawn Smallman
Your Familiar Strangers
Francesca Rheannon