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Genre Fiction Podcast

Jack Roney and Harry Colfer

Authors Harry Colfer and Jack Roney interview fellow authors, writing experts, and publishing industry professionals to chat about all things fiction writing. Uploads every second Monday.

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35:43

UK author Jamie West - episode 2

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/08/25

In this second episode with London based author Jamie West, he chats with Jack Roney and Harry Colfer about how his experience working in the theatre industry influenced his cosy mystery novels set in the 1930s. He discusses period research and how he has brought back to life through fictional stories long lost theatres that have since been lost to history.

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02:41

GENRE FICTION PODCAST teaser

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/08/19

Here's a taste of what to expect from THE GENRE FICTION PODCAST. Light-hearted conversations about fiction writing and publishing with authors and industry experts.Featured in this highlights package are Lauren Daniels, Chris Miller, Ally Blake, Troy Henderson, Jamie Bryden and Anne Freeman. Hosted by Jack Roney and Harry Colfer.

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31:01

London based author Jamie West - episode 1

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/08/18

Jamie West is the West End's resident murder mystery author! He’s worked backstage on countless shows in London’s West End. His work covers a huge variety of shows including The Book of Mormon, Miss Saigon, Kinky Books, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Dear Evan Hansen and Hamilton, to name just a few. A love for both theatre history and a good murder mystery is what has inspired his Bertie Carroll series, set in 1930s theatre-land. His first novel, Death on the Pier, was published in October 2022,

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30:30

Author Kate Brandes episode 2

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/08/11

In part 2 of this interview, author Kate Brandes covers a number of writing themes including: different approaches for thinking about story and story sharing What is the value of writing in our society today? Can we use it as a tool to promote social justice and peace? What professions draw on storytelling skills? Can we use story sharing to make connections to our own histories and each other? Some great tips for emerging authors. https://katebrandes.com/

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32:08

Interview with USA author Kate Brandes

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/08/04

Author Kate Brandes lives in the small river town of Riegelsville, Pennsylvania. She has also worked as a geologist and environmental scientist for more than twenty years. She currently teaches geology, creative writing and a course on Landscape, Culture and Story of Place at Moravian University. She also co-directs the Moravian Writers’ Conference. Her novel 'The Promise of Pierson Orchard' was published by Wyatt-Mackenzie Publishing in 2017 and her new novel 'Stone Creek' is due for release in

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35:54

Clare Connelly (episode 2)

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/07/28

Episode 2 of the interview between Harry Colfer, Jack Roney, and special guest Clare Connelly.In this episode, Clare breaks down the key components of her 'How to Self-Publish and Sell' workshop. A must listen episode for authors looking to embark on self-publishing. The next course starts on 1st August 2024 so check out the link above to sign-up.

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33:59

Interview with bestselling author Clare Connelly...

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/07/21

In this episode, Harry Colfer and Jack Roney interview bestselling author, Clare Connelly.Clare is the author of more than one hundred angsty, passionate romance novels. Having self-published her first book in 2014, by the end of that year, she was an Amazon All-Star in the US and UK and has since sold millions of copies of her books. She continues to self-publish and also writes her trademark romances for Harlequin and Tule. In 2023, alongside three other bestselling romance writers, Clare

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37:44

Interview with thriller author A.C.Edwards (episode 2)

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/07/14

In this episode, Harry Colfer, Jack Roney, and thriller author Andy Edwards continue their chat from episode one and dissect more key elements that make up a banger thriller novel. They discuss the importance of field research, how to create relatable and flawed characters, a hero’s dark mirror, authentic dialogue and realistic human responses, traits of an engaging villain, and how to write a fast-paced action scene. Some excellent advice for emerging thriller writers.

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36:12

Interview with thriller author A.C.Edwards (episode 1)

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/07/07

Andy Edwards (A.C. Edwards) is a former policeman, paratrooper and Special Forces officer. He served in the Australian Army with operational deployments in South East Asia and retired at the rank of Major.Andy has also worked as a security adviser across SE Asia, as a bodyguard and as a security contractor in the Middle East and Afghanistan. He ended his career recently as the Regional Security Director (Asia Pacific) for a multi-national company, and has now exchanged the corporate grind for

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23:58

Crime writer Graham Bartlett episode 3

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/06/30

Graham Bartlett returns for episode 3 of his chat with Jack Roney and Harry Colfer to discuss how his 30+ years policing experience influenced his fiction writing. The guys chat about common mistakes writers make when it comes to referencing police and paramedic procedures in crime fiction. Graham, Jack and Harry all offer services to writers to help ensure authenticity and accuracy for their manuscripts. Check out this episode to find out how they can help you.See Graham's website for more

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33:11

Crime writer Graham Bartlett episode 2

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/06/23

Graham Bartlett returns for episode 2 of his chat with Jack Roney and Harry Colfer to discuss how his 30+ years policing experience influenced his fiction writing. Graham also explains the services he offers to support crime writers.See Graham's website for more information.

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17:35

Crime writer Graham Bartlett episode 1

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/06/16

This is the first of three episodes featuring UK crime author Graham Bartlett. Graham is a former detective and now a crime fiction and police advisor to authors and TV writers as well as a Sunday Times best selling crime writer. He delivers programs to help writers create authentic plots, police characters, procedures and scenes, sharing his 30+ years experience as a detective, firearms commander and city police chief. Graham and his network of experts take writers behind the curtain to show how

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35:05

Michael Bracken episode 2

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/06/09

In episode 2 of the interview with award winning author Michael Bracken, he explains the many options for getting your short stories published and ways in which you can graft out a career in writing short stories. He discusses how to find markets, turning sales into multiple sales, maintaining career momentum, moving from the slush pile to an editor's invitation list and building networks that will provide short-term and long-term career benefits.

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33:54

Interview with award winning author Michael Bracken

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/06/02

Michael Bracken is an award winning author of novels and short stories, based out of Texas USA. In this episode he chats with Jack and Harry about the craft of writing short stories and ideas to inspire and elevate your own writing.

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25:50

T.M.CLARKE episode 3

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/05/27

In this episode, Jack Roney and Harry Colfer continue their chat with author T.M.CLARKE about how her African upbringing influenced her writing as well as the research she did to raise the authenticity of her writing to another level. Tina also candidly discusses her decision to move away from traditional publishing to publishing under her own imprint.

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44:45

Introducing author T.M.CLARK

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/05/19

Zimbabwean-born T.M. Clark now calls Australia home. Tina weaves her fascination for diverse cultures, wildlife, and storytelling into her literature. She has published seven adult novels as well as three children's books and been nominated for a Queensland Literary Award and is a Children's Book Council Notable. Tina is the winner of the 2022 Killer Nashville, Claymore Award for Best Action Adventure. She coordinates the CYA Writers and Illustrators Conference and also co-hosts the Writers At Sea

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45:37

Jason Fischer episode 2

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/05/12

Jason Fischer returns for part 2 to tell Harry and Jack all about Spectrum Writing and the programs and services available for writers who have various intellectual disabilities or challenges (such as ASD spectrum and acquired brain injury). As CEO of Spectrum Writing, Jason and his team of highly dedicated professionals have designed a program to help them achieve their writing goals. You'll be inspired by this episode.

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35:58

Jason Fischer episode 1

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/05/05

In this episode (part 1), Jack Roney and Harry Colfer chat with author Jason Fischer about his love of all things speculative fiction and his publication journey.'Jason Fischer is a writer from South Australia. He has received a starred review in Publishers Weekly, won an Aurealis Award and the Writers of the Future Contest, and received the Colin Thiele Literature Scholarship. In Jason’s jack-of-all-trades writing career he has written for television and the stage, as well as a variety of prose

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30:19

T.M.Clark CYA Conference

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/04/29

In this episode, authors Jack Roney and Harry Colfer chat with award winning author T.M.Clark about the CYA Writers Conference and Writers at Sea writing retreat. Aspiring writers at all levels should check these out.Find out more at: www.cyaconference.com www.writersatsea.com.au/events/WAS2024

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39:54

Ben Hobson (part 3)

Genre Fiction Podcast ·

2024/04/21

Part 3 of 3. In the third and final instalment of the Ben Hobson series of interviews, Ben chats with Harry and Jack about specific elements of the writing craft including: writing from instinct and how this can aid a novel writing in a state of flow and improvising planning and pantsing at the same time the George Saunders iterative process and how it can help Some great tips and advice for emerging authors.

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