Northern Voices
Northern Voices
Podcast Description
Northern Voices explores Northern writers (published and unpublished), storytelling and publishing. The podcast is hosted by Jen Bowden, a writer, editor and journalist with a PhD in Creative Writing from Curtin University exploring biases against the North in the UK book industry.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as Northern literature, the publishing industry, storytelling techniques, and regional identity. Episodes include discussions on topics like the significance of Northern voices in publishing, the impact of AI on writing, and literary marketing strategies.
Northern Voices explores Northern writers (published and unpublished), storytelling and publishing. The podcast is hosted by Jen Bowden, a writer, editor and journalist with a PhD in Creative Writing from Curtin University exploring biases against the North in the UK book industry.
In this week’s episode, classic crime aficionado Kate Jackson talks about her book, How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel. We also delve into the limitations around accessibility in the UK publishing industry, the power of finding a writing community and how classic crime is anything but cosy.
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https://crossexaminingcrime.wordpress.com/
https://shorturl.at/vvmi3
Music credit: ‘Water of Tyne’ performed by Edinburgh University Brass Band (2009) arranged by Jack Stobbs, edited and scored for Brass Band by David Dye. Used with kind permission of the publisher, arranger and performers.
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