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The Society of Unpublished Authors
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June 13, 2026
Episode 11: The Best of The West
<p>In this episode with have two interviews conducted at the recent Sydney Writers’ Festival.</p><p><br></p><p>The first is with popular and awarded Western Sydney writer Adam Byatt. Adam chats to us about his experience as a first time Writer’s Festival attendee, his love of verse novels, and what he learned from The Anatomy of a Verse Novel panel. He shares his thoughts about young adult writing and gives his unique perspective as a high school English teacher.</p><p><br></p><p>The second interview is with Phil Wilcox from The Story Factory, a not-for-profit creative writing organisation for young people. Phil talks about their Plant-a-Poem stall at the festival, what he and his Year of Poetry students were doing, and the marvellous reaction from the public. He also speaks about the power of poetry to tell us something that prose cannot. Hear more about what The Story Factory does and where to find them.</p>
June 5, 2026
Episode 10: Creating In The Cracks
<p>Episode 10: Creating In The Cracks</p><p><br></p><p>This week's episode is all about writing in the cracks of time we have.</p><p>We talk about what works for us and hear from some fellow creatives about their ideas.</p><p>Sarah shares some thoughts from Holly Ringland about procrastination and shame.</p><p>We discuss creating versus consuming and challenge ourselves to track the data of our own creativity, thanks to a book by Jon Acuff called Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done.</p>
May 28, 2026
Episode 9: Dani Vee Interview! Pitching, Podcasting & Publishing
<p>Episode 9: Dani Vee Interview! Pitching, Podcasting & Publishing</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode we speak to Dani Vee, host of the popular Words and Nerds Podcast, publisher at Larrikin House and author of multiple books for children. Dani shares her secret to managing such a busy and creative life. Spoiler: It’s doing what you love! She talks about finding the joy and the positives in neurodivergence, and her great desire for children to see themselves in books. Listen in for pointers about pitching and bio writing and hear Dani’s most important tip for the upcoming submission window at Larrikin House.</p>
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