Thrillers, whodunnits, dreadful deeds – how do you write them?
One for the little boys ( of any age!)
Jol Temple reads from his book “Captain Jimmy cook discovers Third Grade”. Recorded at the Sydney writers Festival
Paul Burman’s story ‘ The Grease Monkey’s Tale “ – a town where nothing is as it seems, including the protagonist Nic, the mechanic.
The tragic true story of Australia’s first male impersonator convicted for murder.
Award winning crime writer Aoife Clifford with an anything but straight forward murder mystery set at university in the 1970’s.
‘Eden’ is the companion novel to ‘Hades’ which won the Ned Kelly ‘Best Debut’ novel in 2014.
Candice is reading from the opening chapter, which sets the scene for the crime which follows
Mark Tedeschi hears many tragic but also fascinating stories in his other life as a top Queen’s Counsel.
It’s not surprising he writes books based on real cases – here he reads from ‘Kidnapped’ and then talks about this terrible but true crime from Australia’s past.