OK, this has been my favourite moment so far (aside from the whole publishing a book thing). Richard Fidler was, in person, exactly as he is on the radio – a delightful, interested and interesting interviewer. We talked about Hinduism, my parents, dissecting goats and Guantanamo Bay. Here is my Conversation with Richard Fidler: http://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/conversations/conversations-shankari-chandran/8747086
I did an interview recently with the AWC, talking about their brilliant Crime and Thriller Writing course, as well as life as a new author. Thank you very much to Su Lin for letting me borrow her beautiful home. She should be in PR. Shankari Chandran: From lawyer to published author
Thank you very much to the Subcontinent Voice – and in particular Dr Chandrika Subramaniyan – for running this piece. Subcontinent Voice
Some great questions from Adilah Ismail at the Sunday Times. I loved thinking about these ones. http://www.sundaytimes.lk/ 170813/plus/weaving-in-the- lankan-connection-from- without-254051.html
Loved doing this podcast with the folks at Dymocks. https://soundcloud.com/search?q=shankari%20chandran
Lovely review by Sammi at One Bookish Girl. Thank you so much! Review : The Barrier
My first review in an Australian newspaper! #extremelyrelieved http://bit.ly/2rIhpzT
Here is my latest piece for Mamamia.com.au. It’s about how I cope with the news. Link: http://www.mamamia.com.au/how-to-cope-with-trump-chaos/ “We live in anxious times. I cope with TV and fiction.”
Here is my recent interview for Culture Street and their Women Who Dare profile. I loved thinking about the questions and then getting lost in the site, reading about other women. In particular, it was inspiring to read about women authors (and added more books to my To Read List). http://bit.ly/2sO13JD
My first review of The Barrier is in and it’s a pretty good one (phew). Thank you so much Pile by the Bed. I’m not posting it here because it has spoilers. But here is a sample: “But this is not just a science fiction action thriller. At times it feels more like a thought […]