Jane Harper is the author of international bestsellers The Dry, Force of Nature and The Lost Man, and is inarguably one of the biggest names in Australian fiction. 

Harper, a former journalist, has a formula for writing a book that’s now been shared all over the world. She knows better than just about anyone, how to build intrigue, mystery and suspense, upon the backdrop of Australia’s harsh and unforgiving landscape. 

So, how does she make sure that the reader is entirely unable to put her book down? And where does she get her ideas from? 

In this episode, Jessie Stephens and Harper explore the processes behind Jane’s much-loved novels that have resonated deeply with more than one million people. 

Remember, this is a Book Club, so we're assuming if you're listening you've read the book.  That means there will be spoilers, so if you haven't read it, grab a copy, get reading and join us after you've turned the last page.  We'll be right here waiting for you!

Come join our Book Club Facebook group here.

You can buy Jane Harper's books on Apple Books at apple.co/mamamia

You can listen to Jane Harper’s Ted Talk about creativity here

Your host is Jessie Stephens. 

Leah Porges is the producer of Mamamia Book Club. 

You can call Jessie and Leah on 02 8999 9386. 

Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to get this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox.

Jane Harper is the author of international bestsellers The Dry, Force of Nature and The Lost Man, and is inarguably one of the biggest names in Australian fiction.&nbsp;
Harper, a former journalist, has a formula for writing a book that&rsquo;s now been shared all over the world. She knows better than just about anyone, how to build intrigue, mystery and suspense, upon the backdrop of Australia&rsquo;s harsh and unforgiving landscape.&nbsp;
So, how does she make sure that the reader is entirely unable to put her book down? And where does she get her ideas from?&nbsp;
In this episode, Jessie Stephens and Harper explore the processes behind Jane&rsquo;s much-loved novels that have resonated deeply with more than one million people.&nbsp;
Remember, this is a Book Club, so we're assuming if you're listening you've read the book.&nbsp; That means there will be spoilers, so if you haven't read it, grab a copy, get reading and join us after you've turned the last page.&nbsp; We'll be right here waiting for you!
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/321024738629684/">Come join our Book Club Facebook group here.</a>
You can buy Jane Harper's books on Apple Books at <a href="apple.co/mamamia">apple.co/mamamia</a>
You can listen to Jane Harper&rsquo;s Ted Talk about creativity <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR-888bdxpo">here</a>
Your host is Jessie Stephens.&nbsp;
Leah Porges is the producer of Mamamia Book Club.&nbsp;
You can call Jessie and Leah on 02 8999 9386.&nbsp;
Head to<a href="https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/">&nbsp;https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/</a>&nbsp;to get this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox.

Whether you're a big juicy book worm or you want to include more reading into your life,  the podcast book club is the place.  Read the book club selections then join Jessie Stephens and a host of her Mamamia guests as they dive between the pages of some brilliant, (and not so brilliant) reads.  Should you recommend it to a friend or forget it ever happened? Listen in as we debate the works.

Mamamia Book Club

Whether you're a big juicy book worm or you want to include more reading into your life, the podcast book club is the place. Read the book club selections then join Jessie Stephens and a host of her Mamamia guests as they dive between the pages of some brilliant, (and not so brilliant) reads. Should you recommend it to a friend or forget it ever happened? Listen in as we debate the works.

Whether you're a big juicy book worm or you want to include more reading into your life, the podcast book club is the place. Read the book club selections then join Jessie Stephens and a host of her Mamamia guests as they dive between the pages of some brilliant, (and not so brilliant) reads. Should you recommend it to a friend or forget it ever happened? Listen in as we debate the works.

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