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'A brilliant resource for established and beginning writers and for passionate readers everywhere from a range of acclaimed and much-loved writers, lovingly compiled by the brilliant and insightful Charlotte Wood.

'Charlotte Wood's online journal The Writer's Room has become essential reading for writers at all stages of their careers, and also pure reading pleasure for booklovers everywhere. Charlotte's interviews with a wide range of well-known writers range in topic from the subject matter of the writers' work to quite intricate - and intimate - revelations about the ways in which they work. Charlotte's subjects are frank about the failures and successes, the struggles and triumphs of the writing life, and extremely generous in their revelations. A must-read for writers and readers.' (Publication summary)

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    • Crows Nest, North Sydney - Lane Cove area, Sydney Northern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,: Allen and Unwin , 2016 .
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      Extent: 448p.
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      • Published August 2016
      ISBN: 9781760293345
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Every second month from February 2013 The Writer's Room Interviews will publish a thoughtful, long-form interview with an established writer, inspired by the Artist Profile and The Paris Review 'art of writing' interviews beloved by so many writers. The Writer's Room Interviews will use the same Q&A format as those publications, and at a comparable length. (Source: website)
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The Writer’s Epiphany: I Can Pinpoint Precise Lessons from Other Authors and Their Work Charlotte Wood , 2016 single work column
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 13 August 2016; 'Interviewing other writers about their craft was like a three year masterclass, and I took lessons from all of them into writing my own book.'
Critical Advice for Writers : Take a Walk Robyn Walton , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: The Weekend Australian , 13-14 August 2016; (p. 16)
— Review of The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview
'The Best Plans Never Work, Do They?' : Fourteen Authors on the Business of Wiritng Jen Webb , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Australian Book Review , October no. 385 2016; (p. 27-28)
— Review of Release the Bats : Writing Your Way Out Of It D. B. C. Pierre , 2016 single work autobiography ; The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview 'Writers have, it seems, an insatiable appetite for reading about writing; and such advice comes in various forms. There are books that promise to teach their readers how to write in any form or genre imaginable. There are books on grammar and punctuation, on contracts, on making a living, on managing your profile. Whatever you want, it seems, you'll be able to find; though the quality is not always certain. This year the publishers have provided two more books in this idiom, each of which enriches the genre. Charlotte Wood, herself an accomplished author, talks with equally accomplished writers about their experience of the business – the life – of writing. (This prodigious effort is made more impressive by the fact that, at the same time, she was writing her Stella Prize-winning novel The Natural Way of Things [2016].) DBC Pierre, enfant terrible of the early 2000s and author of the Booker Prize-winning Vernon God Little (2003), offers what the blurb calls an 'irreverent guide to writing fiction', one that skips through principles and technical aspects, and weaves it together with anecdotes from his larger-than-life life.' (Introduction)
Charlotte Wood : The Writer’s Room: Conversations about Writing Kylie Mason , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , September 2016;
— Review of The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview
Critical Advice for Writers : Take a Walk Robyn Walton , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: The Weekend Australian , 13-14 August 2016; (p. 16)
— Review of The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview
Charlotte Wood : The Writer’s Room: Conversations about Writing Kylie Mason , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , September 2016;
— Review of The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview
'The Best Plans Never Work, Do They?' : Fourteen Authors on the Business of Wiritng Jen Webb , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Australian Book Review , October no. 385 2016; (p. 27-28)
— Review of Release the Bats : Writing Your Way Out Of It D. B. C. Pierre , 2016 single work autobiography ; The Writer's Room : Conversations About Writing Charlotte Wood , 2016 selected work interview 'Writers have, it seems, an insatiable appetite for reading about writing; and such advice comes in various forms. There are books that promise to teach their readers how to write in any form or genre imaginable. There are books on grammar and punctuation, on contracts, on making a living, on managing your profile. Whatever you want, it seems, you'll be able to find; though the quality is not always certain. This year the publishers have provided two more books in this idiom, each of which enriches the genre. Charlotte Wood, herself an accomplished author, talks with equally accomplished writers about their experience of the business – the life – of writing. (This prodigious effort is made more impressive by the fact that, at the same time, she was writing her Stella Prize-winning novel The Natural Way of Things [2016].) DBC Pierre, enfant terrible of the early 2000s and author of the Booker Prize-winning Vernon God Little (2003), offers what the blurb calls an 'irreverent guide to writing fiction', one that skips through principles and technical aspects, and weaves it together with anecdotes from his larger-than-life life.' (Introduction)
The Writer’s Epiphany: I Can Pinpoint Precise Lessons from Other Authors and Their Work Charlotte Wood , 2016 single work column
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 13 August 2016; 'Interviewing other writers about their craft was like a three year masterclass, and I took lessons from all of them into writing my own book.'
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