The Quiet Carriage: Recent Episodes
Paul J. Laverty
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
In the second and final part of my interview with John King, he discusses his new novella, Grand Union. It is part of the collection 'The Seal Club 2: The View From Poacher's Hill' which also features Irvine Welsh and Alan Warner.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
John King discusses his new novella, Grand Union. It is is part of the collection 'The Seal Club 2: The View From Poacher's Hill' which also features Irvine Welsh and Alan Warner.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Authors Gretchen Shirm and Sam Drummond
read from their books Broke and The Crying Room.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is a show about books & their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Ashley Hickson-Lovence discusses his sports fiction novel, 'Your Show', about the life of Premier League football referee, Uriah Rennie.
This episode first appeared on Australia's 94.9 Main FM & the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is a show about books & their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Ashley Hickson-Lovence discusses his sports fiction novel, 'Your Show', about the life of Premier League football referee, Uriah Rennie.
This episode first appeared on Australia's 94.9 Main FM & the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Catherine de Saint Phalle & Michael Meehan read exclusive extracts from their new books, Call Me Marlow and The Ungrateful Instrument. These novels are both published by Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books & authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Brian Walters discusses his novel, Treason, with Helen Simon.
This recording is from Northern Books' 'Books at the Brewery' series.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books & authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Brian Walters discusses his novel, Treason, with Helen Simon.
This recording is from Northern Books' 'Books at the Brewery' series.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books & authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Paul Dalgarno discusses his latest novel, The Country of Eternal Light, out now via Harper Collins.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books & authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Paul Dalgarno discusses his latest novel, The Country of Eternal Light, out now via Harper Collins.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Michelle Jager & Allen C. Jones read exclusive excerpts from their novels Bird Bones (Glimmer Press) and Her Death Was Also Water (Midnight Sun).
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Angela Meyer and Adriane Howell read exclusive excerpts from their novels Moon Sugar and Hydra - out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
This episode is the second half of Alan Fyfe discussing his debut novel, T, out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Alan Fyfe discusses his debut novel, T, out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Ellie Marney reads a chapter one excerpt from her new novel, The Killing Code, out now via Allen & Unwin.
This episode first featured on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
In the second part of our two-part interview, author and musician Dave Warner discusses his latest novel, After the Flood, out now via Fremantle Press.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author and musician Dave Warner discusses his latest novel, After the Flood, out now via Fremantle Press.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Authors Sean Colley and Brendan Colley read from their books, The Good Captain and The Signal Line. These books are both published by Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
In the second-part of our two-part interview, author Leigh Straw discusses her latest book, The Ballroom Murder, out now via Fremantle Press.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Leigh Straw discusses her latest book, The Ballroom Murder, out now via Fremantle Press.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
In the second-part of our two-part episode, author Robert Drewe discusses his latest novel, Nimblefoot, out now via Penguin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Robert Drewe discusses his latest novel, Nimblefoot, out now via Penguin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
In the second-part of our two-part interview, author Ennis Cehic discusses his debut collection, Sadvertising, out now via Penguin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Ennis Cehic discusses his debut collection, Sadvertising, out now via Penguin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors presented by Paul J. Laverty
Novelist Emily Bitto discusses her latest novel, Wild Abandon, out now via Allen & Unwin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and authors presented by Paul J. Laverty
Novelist Emily Bitto discusses her latest novel, Wild Abandon, out now via Allen & Unwin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. On this episode you can hear Maddie Godfrey, Andrew Sutherland and Scott-Patrick Mitchell performing and in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. On this episode you can hear authors Josh Kemp and David-Allan Petale in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. On this episode you can hear authors Natasha Lester and Irma Gold in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. On this episode you can hear authors Donna Mazza and Aksel Dadswell in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. Hear authors David Whish-Wilson & Ruth McIver in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the 2022 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner. Hear authors Heather Morris and Rashida Murphy in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, it's time for an Author Retrospective, and our focus is Fyodor Dostoevsky.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, I interview crime author Alan Carter about his latest novel, Crocodile Tears, out now via Fremantle Press.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, I'm interviewing award-winning poet Maxine Beneba Clarke and talking about her 2021 collection, How Decent Folk Behave, out now via Hachette.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, Jenny Valentish discusses her book, Everything Harder Than Everyone Else, out now via Black Inc Books
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
This week it's time for an Author Retrospective, and our subject is Albert Camus.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Here Ruth McIver discusses her novel, I Shot the Devil, out now via Hachette.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, Kyle Perry discusses his new novel - The Deep - out now via Penguin.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Here Michael Burge discusses his debut crime-thriller novel, Tank Water, out now via Midnight Sun Publishing. This interview is from Northern Books' recent 'Books at the Brewery' event here at The Taproom in Castlemaine.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this episode, Hannah Bent discusses about her debut novel - When Things Are Alive They Hum - out now via Ultimo Press.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
This week I'm playing part 2 of my chat with million-selling Australian-born, Ireland-based author Monica McInerney. We're discussing, amongst other things, her debut children's novel, Marcie Gill and the Caravan Park Cat, out now via Puffin.
The Quiet Carriage is the show all about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
This week Monica McInerney discusses her debut children's novel, Marcie Gill and the Caravan Park Cat, out now via Puffin.
The show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this month's Author Retrospective, we hear Raymond Carver reading his short story 'What We Talk About When We Talk About Love.'
A show all about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Charlotte McConaghy discusses her new novel, Once There Were Wolves, out now via Penguin.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Tom Keneally - Booker Prize award-winner and author of Schindler's List - discusses his latest novel, Corporal Hitler's Pistol, out now via Penguin.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
On this month's Author Retrospective our focus is American novelist David Foster Wallace (1962-2008) most famous for his work, Infinite Jest.
He was interviewed by Charlie Rose back in 1997.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Michael Mohammed Ahmad discusses his latest novel 'The Other Half of You' out now via Hachette.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM & the Community Radio Network.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner.
This is a bonus poetry special featuring interviews and poetry from Emily Sun, Evelyn Araluen & Maddie Godfrey.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
On this month's Author Retrospective we hear an interview with 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' author & journalist Hunter S. Thompson (1937 - 2005).
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Max Barry discusses his new novel 'The 22 Murders of Madison May' out now via Hachette.
The show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On today's Story Time edition we hear exclusive extracts from three new books read by their authors:
Pieta by Michael Fitzgerald (Transit Lounge)
The Women's Circle by Karyn Sepulveda (Ventura Press)
& Nikki Blake & Alison Davis reading their stories from the short story collection Twice Not Shy (Night Parrot Press).
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM & the Community Radio Network.
The show about books and authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
As part of the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival and their online series, here is crime writer Michael Robotham speaking with David Whish-Wilson about his new book, When You Are Mine, out now via Hachette.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Martin McKenzie-Murray discusses his debut fiction novel, The Speechwriter, out now via Scribe.
This episode first appeared on Australia's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner.
Hear authors Iain Ryan, Karen Wyld, Gillian O'Shaughnessy & Chris Flynn in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner.
Hear fiction writers Craig Silvey & Barry Divola, and Aboriginal elder and author Robert Isaacs, in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner.
Hear best-selling authors Pip Williams (The Dictionary of Lost Words), Sasha Wasley (Spring Clean For The Peach Queen) and Rachael Johns (Flying the Nest) in conversation at the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
The Quiet Carriage has teamed up with Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival as its podcast partner.
Hear politician and activist Bob Brown, and author Adam Thompson, in conversation in the festival's dedicated podcast room.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this month's Author Retrospective the focus is Charles Bukowski. We listen to a recording from BBC 4's Great Lives and hear a number of his rare poetry recordings.
This episode first appeared on Australia's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
The show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Crime writer J.P. Pomare discusses his latest offering, Tell Me Lies, out now via Hachette. And Angela O'Keefe reads from her debut novel, Night Blue, out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM and Australia's Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author Kate Grenville discusses her novel A Room Made of Leaves out now via Text Publishing. This interview is courtesy of the Wheeler Centre and was recorded in July 2020. Please visit www.wheelercentre.com for more information.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty
Scott Innes discusses his football/sci-fi/comedy novel Galactic Keegan, out now via Unbound. And Belinda Lyons-Lee reads an exclusive extract from her debut release, Tussaud, out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
On this months Author Retrospective we look at the life and work of Beat author William Burroughs with thanks to a BBC piece from 1982.
This episode first appeared on Australia's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Western Australian author Josephine Taylor discusses her debut novel, Eye of a Rook, out now via Fremantle Press.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Doris Lessing (1919 - 2013) discusses her life and career upon winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007.
Crime novelist Chris Hammer discusses his latest book, Trust, out now via Allen & Unwin.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
Historical novelist Anthony Hill discusses his latest book, The Last Convict, out now via Penguin.
This interview first appeared at Northern Books' 'Virtual Books at the Brewery'. Interview by Kristin Gill.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Barry Lee Thompson discusses his short story collection 'Broken Rules and other Stories' out now via Transit Lounge.
This episode first featured on 94.9 Main FM and the Community Radio Network.
A show about and their authors presented by Paul J. Laverty.
This interview first appeared on the NPR network.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Author and journalist Malcolm Knox discusses his new novel, Bluebird, out now via Allen & Unwin.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A podcast about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty.
Sofie Laguna discusses her new novel, Infinite Splendours, out now via Allen & Unwin. Sofie is in conversation with Kristin Gill as part of Northern Books' 'Books at the Brewery' event held at Castlemaine's Taproom.
A show about books and their authors, presented by Paul J. Laverty
Rose Carlyle discusses her debut novel, The Girl in the Mirror, out now via Allen Unwin.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM and across Australia on the Community Radio Network.
A show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
We hear three Christmas-themed short-stories from Charles Dickens.
This episode was first broadcast on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and their authors.
David Whish-Wilson is in conversation with Fiona Hardy and appears courtesy of Fremantle Books' 'A Shot in the Dark' series.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and their authors, hosted by Paul J. Laverty.
Monica McInerney discusses her twelfth novel, The Godmothers, out now via Penguin. And bookseller John Walter at Stoneman's Bookroom let's us know what's on the shelves this Christmas.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and their authors. This episode first appeared on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
The Kurt Vonnegut footage is courtesy of the documentary 'His Life & Career'
Kosta Lucas reads his short story 'A Most Radical Thing' which is from the Centre of Stories new collection titled 'To Hold the Clouds'.
A show about books and their authors.
Paul Waters discusses his new novel, Blackwatertown, out now via Unbound.
Kirsten Krauth reads the chapter Wide Open Road from her novel, Almost A Mirror, out now via Transit Lounge. It features a cover of The Triffids song of the same name by the artist Mikelangelo.
A show about books and their authors.
Anton Newcombe of the Brian Jonestown Massacre discusses the writers who have shaped his work as part of the TQC Bookclub.
Two-times Miles Franklin and Commonwealth Writers award-winner Alex Miller talks about his latest book, 'Max'. Alex was interviewed by Professor Tom Griffiths as part of Northern Books' 'Virtual Books at the Brewery' session in conjunction with Northern Books and Castlemaine, Australia's Taproom.
A show about books and their authors.
Journalist-turned-author Dan Kaufman discusses his debut novel, Drowning in the Shallows (Melbourne Books). Margaret Hickey reads from her short story collection, Rural Dreams (MidnightSun Publishing).
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine, Australia's 94.9 Main FM
A show about books and their authors. This episode first appeared on Castlemaine, Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
Agatha Christie appears courtesy of the History Roadshow.
A show about books and their authors.
This episode first appeared on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
Monique Mulligan is talking about her moving debut novel, Wherever You Go, out now via Pilyara Press.
Ellie Marney discusses her latest release, None Shall Sleep, out now via Allen & Unwin.
A show about books and their authors.
Author Tobias McCorkell discusses his debut novel - inspired by Melbourne's inner-north - titled Everything in its Right Place. It's out now via Transit Lounge. And Kirsten Krauth reads from her novel, Almost A Mirror. This features a cover of The Birthday Party's track 'Nick the Stripper' with children's author Andy Griffiths (Treehouse Series) helping out on vocals.
This episode first featured on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and their authors.
This episode first appeared on 94.9 Main FM.
Kate Mildenhall is in conversation with Kristin Gill and appears at 'Virtual Books at the Brewery', presented by Castlemaine's
Taproom and Northern Books.
A show about books and their authors.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
A show about book and authors. This episode first featured on 94.9 Main FM.
Bernard Gallate discusses his debut novel, The Origin of Me, out now via Penguin Random House.
Music journalist Stuart Coupe is in conversation with Doug Falconer about his biography on Paul Kelly. This is courtesy of Northern Books' 'Virtual Books at the Brewery' event held at The Taproom in Castlemaine, Australia, in August 2020.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
Jennifer Egan was recorded at The Wheeler Centre in 2018, interviewed by Michael Williams.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
Graeme Armstrong discusses his debut novel, The Young Team, out now via Pan MacMillan.
Plus there's a reading of Carmel Bird's short story, 'The Comeback and the Pond of Dreams', featured in the collection Thrill Me, out now via Glimmer Press.
A show about books and authors.
Luke Horton discusses his novel, The Fogging, out now via Scribe.
Trace Balla talks about her new graphic novel inspired by Coronavirus, The Heart of the Bubble.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
The George Saunders interview is courtesy of The Wheeler Centre.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
Jenny Lecoat discusses her novel, The Viennese Girl (aka - Hedy's War). Plus there's a reading of Stephen Orr's short story 'Mr Meiners Has Gone to Get Chalk' featured in the collection Thrill Me, published by Glimmer Press.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first aired on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
Tara June Winch appeared at Northern Books' 'Books at the Brewery' event at The Taproom.
A show about books and authors.
This episode was first aired on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast om 94.9 Main FM.
Nail Gaiman was recorded at The Wheeler Centre, Melbourne, in 2015.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
Ronnie Scott discusses his debut novel, The Adversary, out now via Pengiun. Plus, there's a reading of Rachael Mead's short story 'Lights and Sirens' featured in the collection Thrill Me, published by Glimmer Press.
A show about books and their authors.
This episode was first broadcast live as part of 94.9 Main FM's Radiothon.
It features an interview with Kirsten Krauth plus readings from her new novel, Almost a Mirror, out now via Transit Lounge. The readings are accompanied with music from Mikelangelo and Peter Fenton.
A show about books and their authors.
The American organizational psychologist, Dr Benjamin Hardy, discusses his new book, Personality Isn't Permanent.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
Peter Carey was recorded at the Wheeler Centre, Melbourne, in 2015.
A show about books and authors.
I interview Donna Mazza about her new novel, Fauna, out now via Allen & Unwin.
I also read 'Chicken Plucking' by Michelle Jager which is from Thrill Me, a new collection of suspense stories out now via Glimmer Press.
A show about books and authors. This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors.
This episode was first broadcast on Castlemaine Australia's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
George R.R. Martin was recorded at The Wheeler Centre, Melbourne, in 2015.
A show about books and authors. This episode was first broadcast on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors. This episode first appeared on Castlemaine's 94.9 Main FM.
A show about books and authors. The episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM. Carmel Bird was recorded at Northern Books' 'Books at the Brewery' event.
A show about books and their authors. This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM.
This episode was first broadcast on 94.9 Main FM (Sean O'Beirne was recorded at Northern Books' 'Book at Brewery' evening).
A show about books and authors - first broadcast on Castlemaine, Australia's, 94.9 Main FM.