Why you should read Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (and meet his feistiest character)
Boastful, funny, clever, skilled and much maligned: meet Geoffrey Chaucer's Wife of Bath, both his fourteenth-century invention and a fresh remaking of her in Karen Brooks' The Good Wife of Bath. Also, the feelgood book of the year, with Sarah Winman's Still Life. Mediaeval literature specialist Lo…
Reading Simon Winchester, Sarah J Maas, John Kinsella and Guillermo Martínez
Kate and Cassie are joined by novelist Robert Gott as they discuss new fiction by John Kinsella and Guillermo Martínez; and the book/s that made writers Simon Winchester and Sarah J Maas
Lisa See's portrait of female friendship in Ming dynasty China
American author Lisa See's Lady Tan's Circle of Women set during the Chinese Ming dynasty, Robert Gott's comedy of manners, Saman Shad's contribution to the rom-com and a tour of Mark Brandi's writing space.
Faith and family with Jonathan Franzen on Crossroads
“I admit to regular fits of feeling simply I am not a good person,” says Jonathan Franzen, author of The Corrections, “and it’s a question that fiction is uniquely poised to engage with”. And it’s a question that is at the heart of his new novel Crossroads.
Also, Maggie Shipstead on her Booker Priz…
On the case with Michael Connelly
When crime fiction is about more than murder: LA author Michael Connelly, and Australian crime writers Sulari Gentill and Robert Gott on their tour in the US.
Together at Last
The Booklover Banter team (Liv, Rach. and Laura) are together for the first time for a good old banter. Wahoo! Rach and Laura get to interview Liv this time and ask how she came to own The Booklover Bookshop and how she combines running a bookshop with writing novels! Plus we share some amusing ane…
Radiothon with Clan Destine Press
Lindy Cameron, Hugh McGinlay, Narrelle Harris and Robert Gott talk all things crime while constantly being interrupted through the Radiothon Program.
Lauren Draper and Robert Gott
Before mobiles there were letters and that’s how three friends from the past communicated. The letters were found and three friends from now want to solve the mystery of who they were and what happened to them. In solving the mystery they also learn about themselves in 'Return to Sender' by Lauren…
Celebrating Australian books
In this very special edition of The Conversation Hour, hosted by Hilary Harper, we collaborate with Radio National's Top 100 Australian books to celebrate the Australian books that you love.
Authors Louise Milligan, Robert Gott, Tony Birch and program director of the Queenscliff Literary festival …
Political satire, historical fiction and short stories
Political satire from Ian McEwan and Heather Rose, a short story collection by Zadie Smith and the state of historical fiction with Robert Gott and Elisabeth Storrs
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