Writing Podcast Episode 511: Meet Julie Fison, author of the compelling novel ‘One Punch’

Meet Julie Fison, author of the compelling novel One Punch. What is the origin of the phrase “steal your thunder”? Plus win your very own copy of the latest Phyrne Fisher adventure, Murder in Williamstown by Kerry Greenwood.

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Writer in residence: Julie Fison

Julie Fison is a Brisbane writer and travel lover. Her debut novel for adults, One Punch, is a contemporary family drama following two mothers at the centre of a tragedy. Julie has also written many books for children and young adults. Her work includes the Hazard River adventure series for young adventure lovers, stories in the Choose Your Own Ever After series that let the reader decide how the story goes, and a play for secondary school students, As the Crow Flies, that brings together sport and spirits.

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This podcast is brought to you by the Australian Writers' Centre and our course Anatomy of a Crime: How to Write About Murder.

Find out more about your host, Valerie Khoo (@valeriekhoo on Twitter and @valeriekhoo on Instagram).

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