To celebrate the release of ‘The Believer’, I interviewed its award-winning author Sarah Krasnostein for the folks at the Better Read Than Dead Bookstore.

Producing & co-scripting: an ABC Classic podcast called This Is Us - A Musical Reflection of Australia

I talked to Todd Alexander for Avid Reader Bookstore about his latest memoir 'You've Got to be Kidding'.

I spoke with Mark Mordue about his poignant biography of Nick Cave’s early years; his influences, his formative friendships and musical beginnings.

Sinan Aral’s book is a terrifying, riveting and eye-opening look at how social media works and how it works on us.

Richard Fidler’s latest book is the 512 page love letter to Prague, a wonderful biography called ‘The Golden Maze’.

I co-hosted ABC RN’s The Bookshelf and spoke about Trent Dalton’s latest novel and Marilynne Robinson’s ‘Jack’.

I co-hosted The Bookshelf on ABC RN and we spoke about the new Richard Flanagan and Avni Doshi’s ‘Burnt Sugar’.

Cho Nam-Joo’s novel caused a massive uproar socially and politically when it was published in South Korea. It’s now an international best-seller too. I spoke with Dr Park about Korean fiction and cultural identity.

Neiman’s latest book is ‘Learning from the Germans: Confronting Race and the Memory of Evil’. She explores the question - how does a country’s racist past inform its racist present?

I spoke with three authors at the Sydney BAD Crime Writers Festival about representing the Holocaust in fiction.

As part of the Woollahra School of Philosophy discussion series I spoke with two leading thinkers in the field of Addiction.

I spoke with Irish author Colum McCann about his latest novel ‘Apeirogon’ for Brisbane Writers Festival.

I spoke with bestselling author and award winning journalist Trent Dalton about his latest novel All Our Shimmering Skies.

A conversation on reflections for finding wonder with Sasha Sagan, author of For Small Creatures Such as We.

I spoke with Dublin based writer Mark O’Connell about his new book about the end of the world, “Notes from an Apocalypse: A personal journey to the end of the world and back”

A conversation with Evie Wyld. Her third book The Bass Rock, is a compulsive read, a fierce look at male violence, an ode to the resilience of women.

I join Kate Evans for this week's edition of The Bookshelf.

I chat to Richard Cooke about the seminal Australian travel writer Robyn Davidson and her bestselling Tracks.

I chat to bestselling author Tara Moss as she discusses her novel, The War Widow.