The latest in a monthly series, I chatted to Jodi McAlister about her great writing, how romance novels have changed and why we love reading about love.

Harry Jun and I hosted a special book club as part of Korean Literature Week to celebrate Bora Chung’s Cursed Bunny.

I moderated this Q& A with Lyndi on her latest book, Your Weight Is Not The Problem, and her no-nonsense approach to health.

The latest in a monthly series, I chat to Richard about his recent book The Book Of Roads And Kingdoms.

In conversation with Suzie Miller and Heather Mitchell to celebrate RBG’s 90th birthday.

Ashley Kalagian Blunt and I discuss her latest book Dark Mode for the series at Petersham Bowling Club - READERS - Books and Conversations.

This year for the Adelaide Festival Writers’ Week I had the privilege of hosting three enriching conversations; Holly Ringland, Joshua Cohen and Sally Hepworth.

Jonathan Seidler’s book is not a memoir, but also not not a memoir. It’s about Everything.

Ruth Wilson’s memoir is a love story between a girl and reading.

What a pleasure it was to speak with her as part of the Jewish Writers festival and talk all things Jane Austen, re-reading as a remedy for life’s ills and the power of heroines on the page and in life

I had the privilege of discussing Christine Courtenay’s new book: Bryce Courtenay: Storyteller - the biography of her husband, the late Bryce Courtenay.

In his first Sydney author event since 2020, Craig Silvey say down with me for Roaring Stories in Balmain to talk about his novels Honeybee, Jasper Jones, and his new children's book, Runt.

Presented by Gertrude and Alice, I was thrilled to host this evening with Holly Ringland.

Fans were treated to an in-depth conversation about her new book The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding.

To celebrate the release of his latest book ‘The Settlement’ I hosted this author talk with Jock Serong for the good folk at Better Read Than Dead.

My work with the Ideas Exchange continued this month, as I had the privilege of producing and moderating this very important panel.

When English author Sarah Winman sits down to write, she never has a plot in mind – and yet she's brought the acclaimed When God Was a Rabbit, Tin Man, and A Year of Marvellous Ways to the world.

Ronen Steinke and I sat down as part of The Shalom Sydney Jewish Writers Festival (SJWF), to discuss his book Anna & Dr Helmy: How an Arab Doctor Saved a Jewish Girl in Hitler’s Berlin.

ABC Radio National’s on-air writers festival featured 39 local and international authors across two jam-packed days.

The second annual Australian Publisher's Association conference, BookUp, took a look at what’s next in Australian publishing.

I had the pleasure of chatting to Kate Evans and Cassie McCullagh about Ashley Goldberg’s new novel, Abomination, on the latest episode of The Bookshelf.

As part of the Sydney Writers Festival, Bernadette Brennan and I discuss her latest biography.