This is an interview with author and academic, Briohny Doyle, by Raphaelle Race.

The Island Will Sink is Briohny Doyle’s debut novel, a book about the questionable joys of technology, interconnectivity and the human mind.

This is an interview with Todd Alexander, by Cameron Colwell

I met Todd Alexander at the Newcastle Writer's Festival. I’d seen him speak at his panel, Boys To Men, having read his first novel, Tom Houghton, earlier in the year. I was drawn to it because of the promise of exploring a narrative I had not seen before in fiction: That of being a gay man in suburban Sydney. The novel follows the preteen Tom in the end of his primary school days, while the alternative chapters show the adult Tom: Alcoholic, lonely, and haunted by the bullying in his traumatising past.

This is an interview with poet and novelist Josephine Rowe.

This is an interview with Jane Harrison, the Director of the Blak & Bright Festival.

This is a Building Blocs piece, in which we talk publishing with a powerful editor about how you can get published. 

This is an Interview with Bri Lee, discussing 'What is She Doing?' her new video series with Writers Bloc. 

This is an interview with Sydney author Fiona Wright.

A Bright Young Things Exclusive.

Each month we speak to an emerging writer about their first book. Last week Geoff spoke with Dan Marshall, author of Home is Burning for our Bright Young Things book club.

He was really generous, talking about grief, addiction and his Dad's penis.

This is an interview with Brisbane author Krissy Kneen.