
Katherine Collette
Katherine Collette is a writing coach and mentor who helps writers who want to get published, and writers who are about to be published, know what to do, what to expect and how to think, to give their work (and themselve

Hosted by Michelle Barraclough · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Writer’s Book Club is just like a regular book club but each month we’ll take a deep dive into a specific novel from a writing craft perspective. It's a podcast for people who read books with a writer’s eye and find themselves wishing they could ask the author specific writing questions about the novel. Essentially, it’s a no-holds-barred insight into an author’s writing craft and process, applied to a real-life novel. Shownotes are available at www.writersbookclubpodcast.com
Michelle Barraclough hosts Writer's Book Club Podcast, a arts show with 45 episodes published.

Katherine Collette is a writing coach and mentor who helps writers who want to get published, and writers who are about to be published, know what to do, what to expect and how to think, to give their work (and themselve

Anita Heiss talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel Dirrayawadha. Anita shares her insights about weaving research, backstory and Wiradyuri language into the narrative, emphasising the importance of au

Jock Serong talks about the writing craft and process behind his novel Cherrywood. Jock tells us how this novel started with several image fragments and a variety of influences, from Peter Carey’s Oscar & Lucinda and Sus

Donna M Cameron talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel The Rewilding. Donna and I discussed what inspired the novel, the importance of trusting your gut, how choosing the right point of view and tense

Terri Green talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel An Unsuitable Pursuit. Terri and I discussed writing and self-publishing an historical fiction series. Terri gave lots of wonderful advice about how

Petronella McGovern talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel The Last Trace. Petronella went deep into the writing of this novel with me - we talked about inciting incidents, setting, research, editing,

Michael Brissenden talks about the writing craft and process behind his novel Smoke. Michael talks about how his gripping new novel was inspired by the 2020 bushfires in Australia, detailing how real-life traumatic event

NOTE: There are some spoilers in this episode. BM Carroll talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel One of Us is Missing. Writing topics include pacing, managing multiple points of view, techniques and t

Charlotte Wood talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel Stone Yard Devotional. Writing topics include creative process and inspiration, first drafts, novel structure, writing in fragments, point of view

Hannah Richell talks about the writing craft and process behind her novel The Search Party. Writing topics include structure, point of view, character development, dual timelines, backstory, reveals, editing, and writer’

Suzanne Leal discusses the craft and process behind her novel The Watchful Wife. Suzanne talks about balancing external and internal dialogue and how you can create a really vivid scene in the mind of the reader without

Laurie Steed discusses his craft and process for writing his short story collection Greater City Shadows. He discusses the formation of his characters and how he chooses point of view (or it chooses him!) Laurie emphasis

In this final episode for 2023, I’m bringing you a deliciously long chat about writing craft and process with the author of five novels, Joanna Nell. Jo joins me in a deep dive into her novel writing practice, sharing he

A deep dive with Jo Riccioni into the writing process and craft behind her fantasy novels The Branded and The Rising. We talked about Jo's writing process, how she carves out writing space, her experiences with writing d

Sally Hepworth talks about the writing process for her novel Darling Girls. We discussed writing craft aspects including inspiration, research, character development, description, typical writing schedule, editing, backs

Kate Mildenhall talks about the writing process for her novel The Hummingbird Effect. We discussed writing craft aspects including structure, voice, setting, editing, sentence work, inspiration, multiple timelines, journ

Allison Tait talks about the writing process for her middle-grade novel The First Summer of Callie McGee. We discussed writing craft aspects including: - what you need to include (or exclude!) to make the novel age appro

Brendan Cowell talks about the writing process for his novel Plum. We discussed writing craft aspects including: - how the main theme of the novel ripples through every character - why structure is where the magic lies -

Victoria Purman talks about the writing process for her novel A Woman’s Work, an historical novel set in Melbourne in 1956. We discussed so many writing craft aspects including: - how a pamphlet in a second hand bookstor

Rae Cairns talks about the writing process for her novel Dying To Know, a crime thriller. We discussed so many writing craft aspects including: - why she starts with theme, rather than plot or character - the research pr
Anita Heiss
acclaimed author, poet, cultural activist and social commentator
1 appearance on this show
Charlotte Wood
1 appearance on this show
Joanna Nell
author, former GP, advocate for positive ageing
1 appearance on this show
Sally Hepworth
author
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Kate Mildenhall
author of The Hummingbird Effect · Simon and Schuster
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