Do ideas come to you while you’re out walking? There’s a unique connection between writers and walking – and in this episode, Belinda Castles shares the inspiration and experience in creating her new book, Walking Sydney. The book is a curated collection of talks had while on walks with authors around various parts of the city and exploring the concepts of nostalgia, change and a sense of place.
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00:00 Welcome
03:59 Writing tip: Dictionary of Australian Words
06:11 WIN! Jack Reacher Book Pack Giveaway
08:58 Word of the week: ‘Catenary’
09:37 Writer in residence: Belinda Castles
10:22 What Walking Sydney is about
11:09 Inspiration for writing this book
13:04 How the book came together
18:18 The connection between writers and walking
24:50 Writing and the connection to place
28:57 Reader experience and audience
31:18 Why there are no maps in this book
32:31 The armchair travel experience
34:12 Balancing writing with teaching
36:06 The writing process and time management
41:58 The book trailer and filmmaking experience
44:56 A tip from Belinda for writers
46:48 Final thoughts
Links mentioned in this episode
- WIN Jack Reacher Book Pack by Lee Child
- Buy So You Want to be a Writer – the book!
- Facebook group for So You Want to be a Writer
Writer in residence: Belinda Castles
Belinda Castles is the author of Walking Sydney: Fifteen walks with a city's writers and novels Bluebottle, Hannah & Emil, The River Baptists and Falling Woman. Her novels have won the Australian Vogel and Asher Literary Awards and been longlisted for the Stella Prize, and she has been named one of the Sydney Morning Herald‘s Best Young Novelists. She is also the editor of Reading Like an Australian Writer and a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Sydney.
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This podcast is brought to you by the Australian Writers' Centre and our course Creative Writing 1.
Find out more about your host, Valerie Khoo (@valeriekhoo on Twitter and @valeriekhoo on Instagram).




