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Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 20/3/2016 ARRA Awards Dinner
This is a live recording of my speech at the Australian Romance Readers Awards Dinner in Sydney last month. You can find a copy of my speech here (with footnotes), but obviously there are some slight differences against the live recording.
I’m very sorry about the audio, but I basically plonked down the recorder on the lectern before I started speaking, so you will hear all the ambient noise and some loud thumping when my hand hits the lectern, and some crackling when I turn a page.
Rudi has forgiven me (I think). I hope you do, too.
Interestingly, my mum read the transcript and she was shocked that I was reading Clan of the Cave Bear for smut. She thought I was interested in the historical details. Oh, Mum.
Books
- BT | Amz | Aud — The Ringmaster’s Secret by Carolyn Keene
- BT | Amz | Aud — Secret Obsession by Charlotte Lamb (the kissing cousins book…I think?)
- BT | Amz | Aud — The Wolf and the Dove by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
- BT | Amz | Aud — The Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean M. Auel
Authors
Shannon Curtis, Stephanie Laurens, Charlotte Lamb, Anne Mather, Catherine Coulter, Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, Jean M. Auel, Sarah Mayberry
Links
- Australian Romance Readers Association
- Wattpad
- Smashwords
- Radish
- Crave
- Jodi McAlister — You find my podcast with Jodi here (part 1) and here (part 2).
- Lisa Fletcher — You can find my podcast with Lisa here
- Beth Driscoll
- Things no one tells you about romance readers — ROMA-winning article by Danielle Binks
- Stella Prize — Australia’s most prestigious prize for women authors
- Chat 10 Looks 3 — I refer to this podcast when I mention Annabel Crabb and Leigh Sales
- Readers & Writers Down Under
- Fictionally Yours, Melbourne
- Sydney Author Event
- How Harlequin Became the Most Famous Name in Romance — A must-read article by Kelly Faircloth
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Hi there!
I love your podcasts! I just listened to all of them this week and can’t wait for more.
I particularly loved this one. Your speech was fantastic!
Jen
Jen, thank you so much for this lovely comment. We love getting feedback on the podcast! Watch this space because we have a very exciting pipeline of guests, including some authors we caught up with at the Romantic Times Convention. :D