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Fiona McIntosh: on what makes a good crime novel
Fiona McIntosh: on what makes a good crime novel

Bestselling author Fiona McIntosh talks to Cheryl Akle about hiring a retired detective to help her undertake research for Mirror Man, the third inst…

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Jillian Cantor: on why she chose to write about Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie
Jillian Cantor: on why she chose to write about Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie

Bestselling author Jillian Cantor talks to Cheryl Akle about her latest novel, Half Life, which is a fictional reimagining of the life of two time No…

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Cassandra Austin: on feminism and how women's roles have changed
Cassandra Austin: on feminism and how women's roles have changed

Cassandra Austin talks to Cheryl Akle about her work as a filmmaker, feminism, and how women's roles have changed in the last few decades. Her latest…

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Julia Baird: on winning the ABIA Book of the Year
Julia Baird: on winning the ABIA Book of the Year

Award-winning author Julia Baird talks to Cheryl Akle about winning the 2021 ABIA Book of the Year for Phosphorescence, and how the world has changed…

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A.W Hammond: on researching and writing about moral grey areas in his WWII historical novel
A.W Hammond: on researching and writing about moral grey areas in his WWII historical novel

A.W. Hammond talks to Cheryl Akle about researching the lives of those in occupied Paris during WWII, the intricacies of WWII historical fiction, and…

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Monica Dux: on Catholicism and her lapsed faith
Monica Dux: on Catholicism and her lapsed faith

Monica Dux talks to Cheryl Akle about growing up Catholic and how she lost her faith. Her latest book, Lapsed, explores her relationship with Catholi…

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Ruhi Lee: on overcoming her family's expectations
Ruhi Lee: on overcoming her family's expectations

Melbourne writer Ruhi Lee talks to Cheryl Akle about her pathway to writing, her family's reaction to her memoir, and what she hopes for her young da…

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Mary-Anne O'Connor: on her work with women's shelters and researching women's suffrage
Mary-Anne O'Connor: on her work with women's shelters and researching women's suffrage

Bestselling author Mary-Anne O'Connor talks to Cheryl Akle about her work with women's shelters, and researching women's suffrage for her latest nove…

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Kamalle Dabboussy: on his ongoing fight to free his daughter and grandchildren from the Islamic State
Kamalle Dabboussy: on his ongoing fight to free his daughter and grandchildren from the Islamic State

Kamalle Dabboussy speaks to Cheryl about his ongoing fight to free his daughter and grandchildren from an Islamic State nightmare, and the events tha…

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Cindy Solonec: on her rich cultural heritage
Cindy Solonec: on her rich cultural heritage

Dr Cindy Solonec talks to Cheryl Akle about her rich cultural Nigena, Spanish and English heritage, and how she turned her PhD thesis about her famil…

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