Claudine Tinellis

Talking Aussie Books

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Claudine Tinellis

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Jul 2, 2026

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Talking Aussie Books with Joanna Nell 08.12.2020

Joanna Nell is the best-selling Sydney-based author of "The Single Ladies of Jacaranda Retirement Village" (2018) and "The Last Voyage of Mrs Henry Parker" (2019). Her new novel "The Great Escape from Woodlands Nursing Home" was released in October and much like hilarious Peggy Smart from The Single Ladies fame, retired nature writer and reclusive spinster Hattie Bloom is not interested in growing...

Talking Aussie Books with Petronella McGovern 03.12.2020

Petronella McGovern is a Sydney-based author whose debut novel 'Six Minutes' was published to critical acclaim in 2019. Variously described as 'addictive', 'impossible to put down' and 'thrilling', it had hit the right mark for Australian fiction readers - becoming an instant best-seller. This year, Petronella has backed up her remarkable debut with a second tension-filled, page-turning read in 'T...

Talking Aussie Books with Monica McInerney 26.11.2020

Monica McInerney is an international, number-one Australian best-selling author of thirteen novels. With titles that include 'The Alphabet Sisters', 'Lola's Secret', 'Hello from the Gillespie's' and 'Those Faraday Girls', Monica has often claimed the number one best-seller spot in Australia and been voted one of Australia's Top Ten Authors on no less than four occasions. Diving into one of her boo...

Talking Aussie Books with Trent Dalton 19.11.2020

'All our Shimmering Skies' is the much-anticipated follow-up novel from one of Australia's newest literary stars, Trent Dalton. Released in September earlier this year by HarperCollins, Trent's new book takes us away from the surburban setting of "Boy Swallows Universe" and catapults us into Australia's Top End - where some of Australia's harshest and most interesting landscape is on show. A beaut...

Talking Aussie Books with Victoria Purman 13.11.2020

Victoria Purman is a USA-Today best-selling Australian author whose latest novel "The Women's Pages" offers up a fascinating insight into life in Sydney at the end of WWII. A riveting examination of what life was like for women who stepped up to the plate to fill the gaps left by the men who went off to war and how they coped when their loved ones returned home changed by all they had seen and exp...

Talking Aussie Books with Benjamin Stevenson 09.11.2020

Benjamin Stevenson is an award-winning stand up comedian and author whose first novel, Greenlight was shortlisted for the Ned Kelly Award in 2019. He is one-half of a hugely popular comedy show called "The Stevenson Experience" which has had sold out appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, various comedy festivals around Australia and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His second n...

Talking Aussie Books with Amelia Mellor 02.11.2020

Amelia Mellor is a secondary high school English teacher who hails from regional Victoria. Her brilliant and magical debut novel "The Grandest Bookshop in the World" was recently published by Affirm Press. Aimed at the middle grade reader, it's a fantastical adventure set in an iconic Melbourne establishment known as the Coles Book Arcade and which was reputedly once the world's largest bookstore....

Talking Aussie Books with Monique Mulligan 20.10.2020

Monique Mulligan is a Perth-based author, interviewer and founder of the Stories on Stage Program. She is a former journalist, news-editor and publisher who combines her work at an arts-centre with freelance editing and novel writing. Her debut novel, "Wherever You Go" was released by Pilyara Press in September 2020 and let me say listeners, it's a novel you will need to keep the tissues handy for...

Talking Aussie Books with Amy Andrews 12.10.2020

**Please be Advised this Episode Contains Discussion of Mature Themes and Content and May not be Suitable for Young People** Queensland-based Amy Andrews is an award-winning USA-Today best-selling author who has written over seventy contemporary romances and sold over 3 million books. She has written for both traditional and digital markets and her books have been translated into more than a dozen...

Talking Aussie Books with Belinda Alexandra 06.10.2020

Belinda Alexandra is a much-loved international best-selling Australian author whose novels are steeped in history and intrigue, adventure and exotic locations - shedding light on some of our society's most difficult issues. Her eighth novel "The Mystery Woman" was released by HarperCollins in early September this year. It's a spellbinding thriller set against the backdrop of a small coastal town...

Talking Aussie Books with Megan Mayfair 01.10.2020

Megan Mayfair is a Melbourne-based award-winning author whose books she describes as "stories with a dash of family intrigue, a sprinkling of humour and a spoonful of romance." In 2019, Megan won Romance Writers of Australia's coveted Ruby Award in the Romantic Elements category for her novel "Tangled Vines" and earlier this year was shortlisted for a number of nominations in the Australian Romanc...

Talking Aussie Books with Jane Harper 22.09.2020

In an interview that has been in the making since October 2018, I chat to international best-selling, award-winning Australian author Jane Harper on the eve of the release of her brand-new thriller, "The Survivors" (Pan Macmillan). I can't tell you how excited and proud I am of this wonderful interview where Jane and I chat about her inspiration and research for this compelling novel, along with h...

Talking Aussie Books with Tony Park 16.09.2020

Tony Park is an Australian-born international best-selling author of 18 African thriller novels. His latest, 'Last Survivor' was released in July 2020 by Pan Macmillan Australia. In 1995, a trip to southern Africa with his wife, Nicola, changed Tony's life. He's been back almost every year since that first trip where he spends 6 months of each year researching and writing his books. 'Last Survivor...

Talking Aussie Books with Kerry McGinnis 07.09.2020

Kerry McGinnis is a much-loved Australian author of nine best-selling outback suspense novels. Her latest book, "Croc Country" (Penguin) was a gripping, atmospheric read that had me itching to learn more about Australia's Top End and in particular, the Gulf Country about which Kerry writes so beautifully. Join Kerry and I as we chat about her early life as a drover, her inspiration for this story...

Talking Aussie Books with Kyle Perry 26.08.2020

Kyle Perry's debut novel, "The Bluffs" (Penguin), has all the ingredients of a truly unsettling, page-turning thriller. Astonishing in its emotional depth and complexity, this novel balances myth and reality, traversing a range of themes that include teenage cyber-crime, bullying, addiction and family trauma. It is as much about the place in which the action takes place as the characters that inha...

Talking Aussie Books with Meredith Appleyard 18.08.2020

Meredith Appleyard is the author of five books and loves writing about the layers of complexities in small rural communities. Her latest book, 'When Grace Went Away', was released by Harlequin Australia in May of this year. It's a tale of an Australian farming family fractured by grief - a grief which is compounded by the harshness of life on the land and the struggle to keep a family legacy viabl...

Talking Aussie Books with Léonie Kelsall 11.08.2020

Léonie Kelsall is a South Australian author who divides her time between a professional counselling practice and her childhood farm - a place which provides inspiration for many of her stories. Earlier this year, Allen & Unwin published the first of what looks set to be a series of rural fiction romances called "The Farm at Peppertree Crossing". A beautiful, captivating story filled with well-deve...

Talking Aussie Books with Michelle Dalton 03.08.2020

Michelle Dalton is an award-winning, best-selling author who dedicates her story-telling to shedding light on social issues as well as providing her readers with a healthy dose of romance and happy ever afters. Originally from South Africa, Michelle's stories are odes to the essence of being South African. They are about redemption, overcoming adversity, about hope and most importantly, about love...

Talking Aussie Books with Anna Downes 21.07.2020

Anna Downes has landed on the Australian literary scene with an almighty bang! Her debut novel, psychological thriller, The Safe Place, released earlier this month here and in the UK, has drawn widespread critical acclaim. A novel which explores the lengths to which people will go to keep a secret, it leads you in gently, lulling you into a false sense of security whilst gradually winding up the t...

Talking Aussie Books with Kayte Nunn 09.07.2020

Kayte Nunn is the author of five books which include the international best-selling titles "The Botanist's Daughter" and "The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant". A former book and magazine editor, Kayte made her mark on the Australian literary scene with her rich prose and cleverly woven tales that hark back through history. "The Silk House" published by Hachette is a haunting mystery that draws...

Talking Aussie Books with Karen Turner 01.07.2020

Karen Turner is an award-winning Melbourne-based writer who has authored many short stories along with an incredible trilogy of sweeping historical sagas - of which the most recent instalment is "Stormbird" (Fisher King Publishing, 2019). This book chronicles the life of young mother and war-widow Jessica Barrow who's life on an old farm outside of Leeds suddenly changes course when she finds an i...

Talking Aussie Books with Lisa Ireland 22.06.2020

Lisa Ireland is a best-selling author of six-books. A former teacher, Lisa lives in a seaside town on Victoria's Bellarine peninsula where she writes full time. Her latest novel is called "The Secret Life of Shirley Sullivan" (Penguin) and follows the story of near-80 year old Shirley who busts her 83 year old husband Frank from the nursing home he's been living in and takes him on the holiday he...

Talking Aussie Books with Imbi Neeme 15.06.2020

Imbi Neeme is Melbourne-based author whose debut novel, "The Spill" won the 2019 Penguin Literary Prize. She's an award-winning short-story writer and was the recipient of a fellowship for excellence in short story writing in 2019 in addition to being selected for a prestigious manuscript development program in 2015. 'The Spill' was an intelligent, thought-provoking read with a brilliant structure...

Talking Aussie Books with Katherine Firkin 02.06.2020

Katherine Firkin is a Melbourne-based journalist who works with CBS New York and Ten News First. During her early career, she covered some of Victoria's most notorious criminal affairs. More recently, she has been in New York covering the Harvey Weinstein trial and she was on the ground when COVID 19 sent the city into lockdown. This week Katherine's debut novel is released into the world. Called...

Talking Aussie Books with Leah Swann 26.05.2020

Leah Swann's debut adult fiction novel "Sheerwater" has got to be one of the most emotional, compelling, kick-in-the-guts novels I have read in a while. A book that explores the lengths a mother will go to protect her children. A high-stakes story that delves in the psyche of fear. Oh my! If you read only one book this year . . .make it this one. It had me gripped from start to finish. Join Leah a...

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