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Published...Or Not

Jan Goldsmith, David McLean and Lisa Moule

Australian and international authors talk about their books and how they got published or how they self-published. Listeners, writers and readers will also hear about what"s going on in our local writing community.

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Bren McDibble and Paul Collins

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2017/04/13

'How to Bee' is a journey into the near fuure where real bees are extinct. It is written by Bren McDibble.Bullying, teachers, single parents, Henry Lawson and dogs are part of 'Harry Kruize, Born to Lose' by Paul Collins.Bren and Paul talk about the diffficulties and skills in writing for kids.

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Klaas Kalma and Fiona Lowe

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2017/04/06

Klaas Kalma's self-published novel, 'Distant Echoes', takes us back to post-World War Two Australia.Fiona Lowe's novel, 'Daughter of Mine', exposes the secrets within families over time.

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Kirsty Manning and Peter Polites

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2017/03/30

Two women who share a love of herbs, but in different places and times is just one of the topics in Kirsty Manning's wonderful debut novel 'The Midsummer Garden'.Peter Polites takes us on a noir journey through the Sydney homosexual community in 'Down the Hume'.

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Frank Moorhouse and Sally van Gent

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2017/03/23

Frank Moorhouse talks about the life of a writer in his Meanjin essay 'Is Writing Still a Way of Life'.Sally van Gent has drawn sketches that enhance the writing of her life's most significant memories in 'The Navy-blue Suitcase'.

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R. D. Gennari and Phil Day

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2017/03/16

R. D. Gennari has a Sci Fi fantasy series,'Battle for Skeptron, The First Uncovering' is the first, set in the land of Numaria.'a chink in a daisy-chain' is Phil Day's divertisment down several rabbit holes. A Finlay Lloyd release.

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Jane Rawson

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2017/03/09

Jane Rawson takes us on a psycholgical and metaphysical journey in 'From the Wreck'.

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Cassandra Austin and Ouyang Yu

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2017/03/02

The bridge isn't the only thing that has broken in 'All Fall Down', Cassandra Austin has set her book about broken relationships in outback Australia.Ouyang Yu provides an unique insight into Australia's past in his novel 'Billy Sing', a Transit Lounge release.

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Lesley Truffle and Carmel Shute

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2017/02/23

Sasha's antics will have you laughing and her pastries will also give you pleasure in Lesley Truffle's 'The Scandalous Life of Sasha Torte'.Carmel Shute talks about a Sisters-in-Crime event and how the past is fertile ground for story telling.

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Caroline Miley and Lorina Hastings

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2017/02/16

Caroline Miley, is an art historian and writes convincingly about an artist's life and difficult times in Georgian England in 'The Competition'.Lorina Hastings is one of 50 writers from around the world contributing to an ebook, 'A Pocketful of Dreams'.

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Libby Angel and Maree Coote

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2017/02/09

A program about highflyers.Libby Angel's 'The Trapeze Act' is about a daughter wanting to find out about herself, will the humourous and bizarre stories of her decendants help?Maree Coote has put famous artworks and art education together in an entertaining way in 'Andy Web;Artist'

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Sunni Overend

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2017/02/02

Sunni Overend's 'The Dangers of Truffle Hunting' is a sexy story questioning if passion will outweigh the simmering discontent in both love and food.

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Nick Earls - Wisdom Tree

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2016/12/22

Wisdom Tree is a collection of five novellas by Nick Earls released by publisher, Inkerman and Blunt. Neither short stories nor novels, these pieces allow for a more extended development of character and situations not achievable in conventional short stories. Current social values, the needs of children, the changing social landscape are issues and concerns identified in these stories allowing readers to make their own connections.

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Tom Keneally and the Catholic Church

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2016/12/15

'Crimes of the Father' is, ostensibly, a simple story of a priest returning home but the implications and ramifications of his visit leads to an investigation of the institutional malaise within the Church. This Penguin Books release touches on culture, conscience and celibacy making for compulsive reading.

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Holly Throsby and Robert Gott

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2016/12/08

Holly Throsby has created 'Goodwood', a small town where it is impossible to keep a secret - so how and why did two people disappear?The summer season of Published or Not brings us a replay of 'The Serpent's Sting' by Robert Gott. A Scribe Publication.

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Heather Rose and Jude Perera

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2016/12/01

'The Museum of Modern Love' is a fictional story by Heather Rose about the people who came to watch and participate wih Marina Abramovic in her Arist is Present performance.Jude Perera's 'The Beast' is a story of friendship, deception and survival, set in Sri Lanka.

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Kimberley Starr and Fiona McIntosh

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2016/11/24

Kimberley Starr takes us on a medieval journey of crusades and demons in 'The Book of Whispers'.Chocolate, Quakers, WW1 and romance all mixed together for another well researched fictional story by Fiona McIntosh. 'The Chocolate Tin' is about a woman wanting more than just a marriage of convenience.

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Lee Zachariah

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2016/11/17

'Double Dissolution' is a memoir of Australia's recent federal election set against the backdrop of Lee Zachariah's faltering marriage.

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Brett Pierce and Cath Crowley

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2016/11/10

'Beyond the Vapour Trail' is Brett Pierce's memoir of life as an aid worker in some extremely challenging parts of the world.Second hand bookshops are full of mysteries and Cath Crowley has given us love and loss as well in 'Words in Deep Blue'.

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Dominic Smith - The Last Painting of Sara de Vos

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2016/11/03

Set in three different periods of time, Dominic Smith's, 'The Last Painting of Sara de Vos', provides the reader with insights into the world of Dutch art masters and the contemporary world of art forgery. (An Allen and Unwin release).

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Di Morrissey and Duncan McNab

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2016/10/27

Di Morrissey has her main character starting a new life, in a new country but with a family that has a tragic secret in 'A Distant Journey'.Duncan McNab looks into the life and murders of one of Australia's corrupt policemen in 'Roger Rogerson - from decorated policeman to convicted criminal'.

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