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Writes4Women

Writes4Women is all about celebrating women"s voices and supporting women writers. It"s about writing the voice, reading the voice and being the voice. Every week host Pamela Cook, or a special guest host, interviews an outstanding female, trans or non-binary author about their books, writing process and life. Transcript available via the Writes4Women website. Video of most episodes available on the Writes4Women youtube channel. You can find out more about Writes4Women at www.writes4women.com

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52:48

Writing Women’s Lives: Casey Nott with Anne Freeman

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2024/08/15

Join contemporary fiction writers Anne Freeman and debut author Casey Knott as they delve into their engaging novels 'Forgotten' and 'Me that You See.' In this episode, Anne and Casey discuss the extraordinary challenges their female protagonists face, from grappling with lost memories to navigating unexpected life changes. Tune in to hear about their unique writing processes, the importance of friendship and self-love in their stories, and the journey from draft to

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48:05

Crafting A Psychological Thriller: Insights from...

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2024/08/08

Where would you be without your writer friends? And how do you go about writing a novel readers won't be able to put down? Dive into the suspenseful world of psychological thrillers with debut author Lisa Kenway on this week's episode of Writes4Women. Tune in as Lisa shares the long journey to publication behind her gripping novel ALL YOU TOOK FROM ME and how her writing friends kept her going through rejections. Plus, discover how the beauty and menace of the Blue Mountains play a crucial role in

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34:18

Under the Influence: 4 Books that Shaped My Writing

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2024/08/01

Join host Pamela Cook in this week's episode of Writes4Women for a deep dive into the books that have significantly influenced her writing journey. Discover how THE HOURS by Michael Cunningham captured women's lives, THE ARTISTS’ WAY by Julia Cameron unlocked creativity, and Tim Winton's works enriched settings and characters. Explore the emotional depths in Emily Henry's romcoms and understand how diving into your favourite books can enhance your own writing craft. Don't miss this insightful peek

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58:50

Write From the Heart with Sandie Docker

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2024/07/25

In this episode of 'Writes for Women,' host Pamela Cook is joined by multi-published Australian author Sandie Docker to discuss her latest novel, 'The Lyrebird Lake Ladies Choir.' Sandie shares insights into her inspiration for the story, the challenges of writing dual timelines, and the emotional depth of her characters. The discussion also delves into the importance of author branding, the concept of belonging, and the therapeutic power of music. Pam and Sandie also chat about the 'women's

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59:13

Mastering the Hybrid Hustle with Sasha Wasley

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2024/07/18

This week on Writes4Women, get encouraged to reimagine your pathway to publishing. Pamela Cook hosts the unstoppable Sasha Wasley, diving into her riveting journey as a hybrid author. Don’t miss Sasha’s insights on being resilient in publishing, generating multiple revenue streams, and the exciting prospects of mixing traditional and indie publishing worlds! Timestamps:Pam’s Introduction and Personal Writing UpdatesExciting News: Pam’s Backlist and New PublisherMeet Today's Guest: Sasha

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51:48

Wild Joy: Donna Cameron's Literary Path

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2024/07/11

What’s an eco-thriller and what does Tim Winton have to do with this week’s author’s latest book, THE REWILDING? Find out in the latest episode of Writes4Women with host Pamela Cook and novelist Donna Cameron. Donna shares her journey from playwright to novelist, the deep character psychology, the crucial role of hope, and the joys of writing that keep her going. Tune in for her thought-provoking insights and heartwarming humour! SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook

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63:06

Murder, Mayhem, and Manuscripts: A Deep Dive with...

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2024/07/04

In an interview it would be a crime to miss, thriller author and guest host Rae Cairns goes deep on the writing process with acclaimed police procedural best selling author, Sarah Bailey. Sarah spills the beans on her dynamic writing process, from initial ideas to final edits. Don’t miss insights on creating gripping tension, managing ethical dilemmas, and the thrill of seeing her series potentially hit the TV screen! A riveting episode for both readers and writers, regardless of what genre you're

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69:08

What I Wish I'd Known About Publishing: A Debut...

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2024/06/20

Ever wondered how debut authors navigate the rollercoaster of their first publication?In this insightful episode of Writes4Women, Pam chats with debut novelists Maxine Fawcett, Jill Valentine and Helen Signy. From the emotional highs and lows of the writing process to the triumphs and challenges of getting published, this episode is packed with candid conversations and valuable advice. Tune in to discover the real stories behind their debut novels and gain inspiration for your own writing journey

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47:14

Keeping the Publishing Dream Alive with Lisa Darcy

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2024/06/13

How do you keep the publishing dream alive when the going gets tough?In this heartfelt episode of Writes4Women, Lisa Darcy joins Pam for an open-book conversation packed with reflections and practical tips. Discover how to stay motivated and keep reaching towards your publication goals, even in challenging times. Lisa also talks about re-inventing her backlist and finding life in old manuscripts, as well as finding a new pen name. Grab a cuppa, pop on your headphones and enjoy this chat with

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50:48

NYT Bestselling Author Katherine Center Writes For Joy

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2024/06/06

Feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of writing?Join Maya Linnell as she chats with New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center on the Writes4Women Podcast! Catherine shares her journey of moving from a slow burn to success, her love for the joyful process of writing, and the art of self-encouragement. Discover how hope and humor blend seamlessly in her stories, and why embracing joy can make all the difference. Don't miss out on this inspiring episode filled with wisdom, laughter, and

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31:32

Five Reasons to Write When Publishing Hurts

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2024/05/30

Sometimes publishing hurts, but that doesn’t mean you should give up on writing!Pam gets personal in this special Heart 2 Heart episode of Writes4Women, giving you 5 reasons you should keep writing that DON’T include signing a book contract. If the sometimes fickle publishing industry has you a bit down, have a moment with Pam and find your mojo again Timestamps:(01:30 - 02:45) Sometimes Publishing Hurts - What Inspired this Episode(15:08 - 16:57) Reason 1: Writing as Creative Expression(18:01 -

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35:16

From Historical Fact to Fiction with Julie Bennett

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2024/05/23

Guest host Mary-Lou Stephens chats to fellow historical fiction author Julie Bennet about her second novel, The Lost Letters of Rose Carey. A former journalist Julie's novels are inspired by her experiences on stage as a child extra in the newly-opened Sydney Opera House (The Understudy) and now by her research into the life of 1920's movie icon Annette Kellerman. Set in 2024 and 1923 the dual timeline story is a stirring tale of mystery and romance about the 'million dollar mermaid'. Julie talks

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67:25

How to Stay Published with Ber Carroll

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2024/05/02

Discover the inspiring story of Ber Carroll in this captivating episode of Writes4Women.Join us as we trace her 20-year publishing journey, from the release of her debut novel to her latest work, ONE OF US IS MISSING. Gain invaluable insights into Ber's process of dealing with publishing highs and lows, her approach to creating compelling family drama, and the crucial role of rewriting. This episode is a treasure trove for aspiring writers and fans of Ber Carroll's novels, offering practical advice

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59:41

Writing Issues-Based Fiction with Karen Viggers

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2024/04/25

In this episode host Pamela Cook chats to Karen Viggers about her recent release Sidelines.The novel centres around a violent brawl at a suburban junior soccer game. Some onlookers are shocked. But others saw it coming. Rivalry, parental pressure, coaching bias, inequity, and many other factors have played a part in turning Saturday mornings into a pressure cooker. The story is told from multiple points of view and takes us into the competitive world of children's sport. Karen Viggers is an

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45:09

Getting Your Debut Novel Published with Renae Black

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2024/04/18

Today's episode features rural romance author Renae Black, and is all about getting your debut novel published. Renae is the author of Red Dirt Home, published by HQ Harper Collins. Renae Black's family stretches back at least three generations of farmers on both her mum and dad's side. She spent her formative years growing up on a property north of Wagga New South Wales, that bred cattle and hosted the odd ostrich sale. A qualified social worker, Renae has spent the last decade working in the

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59:59

Lauren Chater: Writing The Beauties

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2024/04/12

Lauren Chater is the author of the historical novels The Lace Weaver, Gulliver's Wife and The Winter Dress. Her latest book, The Beauties is a seductive story of rivalry, artistic passion and a woman bold enough to use her beauty as a weapon.It's a dual timeline, multiple point of view narrative set in the seventeenth century written in Lauren's beautiful prose style, and meticulously weaving fact and fiction. In this episode Pamela chats to Lauren about the inspiration for the book, her writing

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38:58

Jenna Lo Bianco on Getting A Three Book Deal

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2024/04/04

Jenna Lo Bianco is a writer, educator, PhD Candidate, and advocate for Italian language education in Australia. She is the author of the newly released contemporary fiction title, The Italian Marriage, the first of three books all set in Italy.With nearly 60 publications to her name, Jenna is trusted nationally and internationally to write about all things ‘Italian’. She is a Fellow of the International Specialised Skills Institute and Italian Australian Foundation, regular contributor to Segmento

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46:43

Write the Book You Want to Read with Tate James

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2024/03/28

Tate, James, USA Today Bestselling Author of Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, and Urban Fantasy chats to host Pamela Cook about life as an indie author and her reverse harem Maddison Kate series.Unable to find enough of the books she wanted to read, Tate turned her hand to writing reverse harem novels. Since then she has written over 45 novels and hit the best-seller lists time and time again. In this episode she reveals the secrets of her success, her writing process and talks about how writing the

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38:19

Brenda Novak, In Conversation with Rachael Johns

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2024/03/28

Brendan Novak is the New York Times bestselling author of over 75 books. She has been writing for over 25 years, and began when she found her childcare provider drugging her children with cough syrup and Tylenol to get them to sleep. Horrified and not able to trust anyone with her babies anymore, she needed something to do while working from home. A diehard bookworm, Brenda decided to try her hand at writing fiction.That first book was a historical romance. In the last 25 years, Brenda has also

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68:06

Sweet Delights: Mary-Lou Stephens on writing The...

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2024/03/21

Mary-Lou Stephens talks to host Pamela Cook about her second historical fiction novel, The Chocolate Factory.As the title suggests it's a tale of intrigue and romance, woven into the factual story of the beginnings of the Cadbury chocolate factory in Tasmania. Mary-Lou talks about the inspiration for the novel, the pressures of writing 'the second book', research rabbit holes and bringing her characters to life on the page. Pam also delves into Mary-Lou's writing process, particularly now she's on

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