
Motivation and inspiration for emerging writers, helping them pave their own pathway to publishing success.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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SPOILER BOOK CLUB: 'The Hiding Place' with Kate Mildenhall
Madeleine leads a spoiler-filled discussion with Kate on her latest novel, The Hiding Place (November 2025, Simon & Schuster). Kate shares insights into the book's development, character cho... more
In this final episode of the Book Deal podcast season 2025, Tina and Madeleine have a quick catch up reflecting on their debut year and share personal highlights.
Then we switch to our LIVE episode with Writing NSW, where we interviewed Agony Aunt-... more
In this episode of the Book Deal podcast Madeleine interviews Australian award-winning author Holly Cardamone. Holly's debut novel, Summer, In Between (Hawkeye Publishing, September 2025) is a great one for your beach bag this summer.
Holly shares ... more
In this episode of The Book Deal podcast, host Natasha Rai interviews Tom Langshaw, publisher at Pantera Press. Tom discusses his journey from working at Penguin Random House to his current role, explaining the intricacies of the publishing process f... more
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Big gratitude to Tina, Madeleine and Natasha for all your work bringing us The Book Deal podcast. Love being with you all on your writing journeys and learning from both your experiences, and the interviews you do with your guest authors. I take something valuable away from every episode. Often MANY things. Thank you!
As a recently published debut author myself, I can identify with a lot of the experiences and advice on this podcast. I particularly enjoyed the latest episode including the interview with literary agent and critic Sam Bernard.
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Focusing on the journeys of aspiring authors, the content covers various aspects of writing, publishing, and the personal anecdotes of hosts and guests. Key topics include pitching strategies for publishing, insights from industry professionals like agents and publicists, and discussions about writing competitions and the emotional complexities of the publishing process. Unique to this podcast is the supportive community vibe, empowering listeners with practical advice and sharing experiences that resonate with writers at different stages of their careers. Those interested in the challenges of getting published and seeking motivation in their writing journey will likely find this content particularly valuable.
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Recent guests on The Book Deal include:
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2. Holly Cardamone
3. Tom Langshaw
4. Kate Foster
5. Kate Mildenhall
6. Valerie Khoo
7. Nadia Mahjouri
8. Emily Paull
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