#149 Asking Big Questions: Writing The Landscape Novel, with Karen Viggers
Writer On The Road
English - March 07, 2019 01:07 - 45 minutes - 61.9 MB - ★★★★ - 5 ratingsBusiness Arts Books fiction interviews health interview Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Karen Viggers is the award winning, internationally bestselling author of four novels, including her new release, The Orchardist’s Daughter.
She writes contemporary realist fiction set in Australian landscapes, and her work explores connection with the bush, grief and loss, healing in nature, death, family, marriage and friendship.
During our conversation, we discuss the following:
the intersection of nature and humanity
our connection to nature
the big philosophical questions
the importance of solitude and thinking deeply
hope, intimacy, humour
setting, character & narrative
writing the landscape novel
the music and rhythm of words
what is literary fiction
and more
You can find out more about Viggers and her novels here. (https://www.karenviggers.com/)
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Karen Viggers is the award winning, internationally bestselling author of four novels, including her new release, The Orchardist’s Daughter.
She writes contemporary realist fiction set in Australian landscapes, and her work explores connection with the bush, grief and loss, healing in nature, death, family, marriage and friendship.
During our conversation, we discuss the following:
the intersection of nature and humanity
our connection to nature
the big philosophical questions
the importance of solitude and thinking deeply
hope, intimacy, humour
setting, character & narrative
writing the landscape novel
the music and rhythm of words
what is literary fiction
and more
You can find out more about Viggers and her novels here.