• Conversations With Writers

  • By: James R
  • Podcast

Conversations With Writers

By: James R
  • Summary

  • Intimate long-form conversations with writers sharing what drives them to tell their stories. Featuring authors, journalists, screenwriters, comedians and more, Conversations With Writers is published monthly. RETURNING EARLY 2021.
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Episodes
  • Gabriel Bergmoser - The Hunted in Hollywood
    Oct 9 2019
    Gabriel Bergmoser is a playwright, author, screenwriter & international Emmy award winner. His latest novel, The Hunted, is set for release in 2020 & already in active development in Hollywood.
    In conversation we discuss Gabe's creative journey from stage to page, the costs of early success, & take a very personal dive into the doubts & delusions of pursuing a creative life.
    Gabe is a founding member of the Bitten By Theatre Company & author of the previously published Boone Shepard YA adventure trilogy. You can find Gabe via his website www.gabrielbergmoser.com & via twitter: @gobergmoser
    The Hunted will be published by Harper Collins and is the first in a new action thriller series. It's also one hell of a ride!
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    56 mins
  • Sarah Bailey - Guilt, Grief & Murder
    Sep 10 2019
    Author Sarah Bailey’s international breakout debut ‘The Dark Lake’ garnered major awards and global praise, introducing tortured protagonist Detective Gemma Woodstock to the world of crime fiction.
    With the recent release of Sarah’s proposed final book in the Woodstock series, ‘Where the Dead Go’, Sarah joins the show to discuss the attraction and challenges of writing a selfish female lead; the deliberate narrative drivers of grief and guilt; the influence of a life in advertising; and the honesty of judgemental 8-year olds.
    You can follow Sarah Bailey on twitter @sarahbailey1982 and you can follow us via @conversationsww
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    43 mins
  • Nick Hordern - World War Noir
    Jul 8 2019
    With a Sydney dominated by sly grog , street gangs, and the nation’s security services infiltrated by soviet spies, the reality of Australia's 'patriotic' response to World War Two doesn’t match the war memorial view. Authors Michael Duffy and Nick Hordern have delved into the truth of our war effort in their new non-fiction work World War Noir, a follow up to the highly regarded Sydney Noir. In conversation, Nick Hordern discusses the influence and importance of the many criminals and spies who helped determine Australia’s response to the war with Germany, and to reiterate the need for a nation not to shy away from its more human, if somewhat darker past.
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    42 mins

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