This week we hear a captivating slam poetry piece and listen to an interview with best selling crime author Paul Auster. With submissions from poet Carl Wash and listener Richard Phoenix this is a show not to be missed. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson. 

This week we hear a captivating slam poetry piece and listen to an interview with best selling crime author Paul Auster. With submissions from poet Carl Wash and listener Richard Phoenix this is a show not to be missed. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.&nbsp;

This week we hear a captivating slam poetry piece and listen to an interview with best selling crime author Paul Auster. With submissions from poet Carl Wash and listener Richard Phoenix this is a show not to be missed. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.

Episode Ten (17 September)

In our final episode of season one at Write Here Write Now, we interview writer and mental health advocate Jenny Hickinbotham and read a beautiful piece by Brisbane-based Alyse Lloyd. We also play back season highlights from previous episodes. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.

In our final episode of season one at Write Here Write Now, we interview writer and mental health advocate Jenny Hickinbotham and read a beautiful piece by Brisbane-based Alyse Lloyd. We also play back season highlights from previous episodes. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.

In our final episode of season one at Write Here Write Now, we interview writer and mental health advocate Jenny Hickinbotham and read a beautiful piece by Brisbane-based Alyse Lloyd. We also play back season highlights from previous episode. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.

Episode Twelve (1 October)

This week we received submissions from local co-host Kate Mullaly and Melbourne-based author Michael Kruger, who reads us a piece from his upcoming novel. We also mix in some Ernest Hemingway, Oodgeroo Noonuccal and slam poetry. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson. 

This week we received submissions from local co-host Kate Mullaly and Melbourne-based author Michael Kruger, who reads us a piece from his upcoming novel. We also mix in some Ernest Hemingway, Oodgeroo Noonuccal and slam poetry. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.&nbsp;

This week we received submissions from local co-host Kate Mullaly and Melbourne-based author Michael Kruger, who reads us a piece from his upcoming novel. We also mix in some Ernest Hemingway, Oodgeroo Noonuccal and slam poetry.

Episode Eleven (24 September)

In this week's episode we throw back to some highlights submissions from the first half of the season. We also hear an interview with Zadie Smith (supplied by the Louisiana Channel), who, as always, proves articulate on issues from writing to the political climate. Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson. 

In this week's episode we throw back to some highlights submissions from the first half of the season. We also hear an interview with Zadie Smith (supplied by the Louisiana Channel), who, as always, proves articulate on issues from writing to the political climate.&nbsp;Intro music by Hank Clifton Williamson.&nbsp;

In this week's episode we throw back to some highlights submissions from the first half of the season. We also hear an interview with Zadie Smith (supplied by the Louisiana Channel), who, as always, proves articulate on issues from writing to the political climate.

Episode Nine (September 10)

From dalmation mysteries to musical poetry, we hear two great submissions from writer Harriet Donegan as well as reading some favourites from Judy's Punch. This week we also caught up with Mira Schlosberg, editor of Voiceworks - a great writing and editing resource for Melbourne locals. 

From dalmation mysteries to musical poetry, we hear two great submissions from writer Harriet Donegan as well as reading some favourites from Judy's Punch. This week we also caught up with Mira Schlosberg, editor of Voiceworks - a great writing and editing resource for Melbourne locals.&nbsp;

From dalmation mysteries to musical poetry, we hear two great submissions from writer Harriet Donegan as well as reading some favourites from Judy's Punch. This week we also caught up with Mira Schlosberg, editor of Voiceworks - a great writing and editing resource for Melbourne locals.

Episode Eight (3rd September)

Maya Angelou, Roald Dahl and Peggy Freydberg are amongst the favourite to be heard in Episode 6 of Write Here Write Now. Amongst these we hear from our glorious submitters including poetry from Lachlan Mitchell and a short story from Ash Fox. The team also finds time for some poetry slam from Coffs Harbour and an Aboriginal piece by Dan Davis. 

Maya Angelou, Roald Dahl and Peggy Freydberg are amongst the favourite to be heard in Episode 6 of Write Here Write Now. Amongst these we hear from our glorious submitters including poetry from Lachlan Mitchell and a short story from Ash Fox. The team also finds time for some poetry slam from Coffs Harbour and an Aboriginal piece by Dan Davis.&nbsp;

Maya Angelou, Roald Dahl and Peggy Freydberg are amongst the favourite to be heard in Episode 6 of Write Here Write Now. Amongst these we hear from our glorious submitters including poetry from Lachlan Mitchell and a short story from Ash Fox. The team also finds time for some poetry slam from Coffs Harbour and an Aboriginal piece by Dan Davis.

Episode Six (20 August)

This week, the team reveals some of their all time personal favourite books and poems, with some surprising cross over from Lucy and Eleanor. We also hear from submitter Darcy Rock and Write Here Write Now regular, William Cain. 

This week, the team reveals some of their all time personal favourite books and poems, with some surprising cross over from Lucy and Eleanor. We also hear from submitter Darcy Rock and Write Here Write Now regular, William Cain.&nbsp;

This week, the team reveals some of their all time personal favourite books and poems, with some surprising cross over from Lucy and Eleanor. We also hear from submitter Darcy Rock and Write Here Write Now regular, William Cain.

Episode Five (13th August)

In episode of four of Write Here Write Now, we interview author, poet and all round excellent guest, Marie Kelly. We also hear submissions from writers Lara Maier, Claire Harris, Toar Lasut and Jasmin Seabrook-Benso and Jordan Belot. Amongst all that fresh talent, we still find time for a few well known favourites and our first ever listener request. 

In episode of four of Write Here Write Now, we interview author, poet and all round excellent guest, Marie Kelly. We also hear submissions from writers Lara Maier, Claire Harris, Toar Lasut and Jasmin Seabrook-Benso and Jordan Belot. Amongst all that fresh talent, we still find time for a few well known favourites and our first ever listener request.&nbsp;

In episode of four of Write Here Write Now, we interview author, poet and all round excellent guest, Marie Kelly. We also hear submissions from writers Lara Maier, Claire Harris, Toar Lasut and Jasmin Seabrook-Benso and Jordan Belot. Amongst all that fresh talent, we still find time for a few well known favourites and our first ever listener request.

Episode Four (6th August)

This week we interview writer and poet Madison Griffiths and hear a reading of her piece 'Heights'. We also hear a piece from submitter Toar Lasut and a favourite from Indigenous poet Kevin Gilbert. 

This week we interview writer and poet Madison Griffiths and hear a reading of her piece 'Heights'. We also hear a piece from submitter Toar Lasut and a favourite from Indigenous poet Kevin Gilbert.&nbsp;

This week we interview writer and poet Madison Griffiths and hear a reading of her piece 'Heights'. We also hear a piece from submitter Toar Lasut and a favourite from Indigenous poet Kevin Gilbert.

Episode Three (30th July)

This week, the team interviews submitter Harrison Bishop about his short story, Winter in Pernod. We also hear submissions from authors Sarah Ebisanmi, William Cain and Anita, not to mention a classic feminist piece from favourite Gig Ryan.

This week, the team interviews submitter Harrison Bishop about his short story, Winter in Pernod. We also hear submissions from authors Sarah Ebisanmi, William Cain and Anita, not to mention a classic feminist piece from favourite Gig Ryan.

Episode Two (23 July)

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