Alistair Baldwin is a comedian, improviser and writer for The Weekly with Charlie Pickering. He spoke with us about writers as products, the potential for genetic modification to save and/or destroy us all, and writing an advice column using only knowledge of Agatha Christie.

Stephen Orr is the acclaimed, Adelaide-based author of seven novels, including Time's Long Ruin and The Hands. His new book, The Fierce Country, is a work of literary true crime that draws on the famous disappearance of the Beaumont children in Adelaide in 1966. Stephen spoke with us about Storm Boy, …

Meet the second intake of Wheeler Centre Hot Desk Fellows, and take a peek at the projects they'll be working on.

Kate Lyons is the author of The Far-Back Country. She spoke with us about her least favourite time of day, the importance of editing and using the page like a camera.

Kate van Hooft is the author of We See the Stars. She spoke with us about Paul Jennings, working in education and finding musical themes for characters.

Dani Boi is a genderfluid dragtivist. Ahead of their 2018 Emerging Writers' Festival event, Speakeasy: Sex, Dani shares some thoughts on what sex can be – and how communication is key.