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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2022 · 37 MIN

Talking Aussie Books with Greg Woodland

from Talking Aussie Books · host Claudine Tinellis

Early last year I chatted with debut novelist Greg Woodland about his thrilling crime novel, 'The Night Whistler' (Text Publishing). I’d met Greg at a crime fiction festival the year before and heard about his book and how it was inspired by events from his own childhood. Clearly I wasn't the only person who though this novel was terrific - since 'The Night Whistler' went on to be shortlisted for Best Debut Crime Fiction in the 2021 Ned Kelly Awards. This year Greg is back with a sequel to that novel. ‘The Carnival Is Over’ picks up some years after the events in 'The Night Whistler'. And in a hair-raising, gripping rollercoaster ride, we are once more plunged into the rural town of Moorabool with Senior Constable Mick Goodenough, along with the now grown-up Hal and Allie, trying to solve a murder mystery and in the process uncovering some of the town’s deepest and darkest secrets. I absolutely loved this book and was delighted to welcome Greg back to the podcast a while back.

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