Ern Malley's guest appearances

Ern Malley

The Bookshelf

No Good Poetry

The FrankenPod - A Gothic Literature and Cinema Podcast

Sidney Nolan

Siri Hustvedt

Colson Whitehead

Kim Scott

Ethan Hawke

Tara Westover

Elizabeth Gilbert

Lynda La Plante

Harlan Coben

John Hughes

Ben Marcus

Karen Thompson Walker

Stephen King

Louis de Bernières

Ian McEwan

Sebastian Faulks

OwlTail

Ern Malley was the poet at the centre of Australia's most famous literary hoaxes: an invented poet, supposedly discovered by his sister, Ethel. Well, Ethel has been revived and rediscovered, made solid by the novelist Stephen Orr in his Sincerely, Ethel Malley. Kate and Cassie are joined by Debra Oswald and Gavin Williams as they read this and new novels by Jhumpa Lahiri and Imbolo Mbue

Ern Malley Rides Again! Writes, we meant writes

In this episode, we talk about the Frankenstein-esque tale Peter Carey's 'My Life as a Fake' To explain the book in any real way you need to know about Ern Malley... And to tell the tale of Ern Malley you need to know about Angry Penguins... You can find the images from this story thefrankenpod.wordpress.com Thank you to the U.S. Army Jazz band for making Kelli's Number available on the Free Music Archive.

In this episode, we talk about the Frankenstein-esque tale Peter Carey's 'My Life as a Fake' To explain the book in any real way you need to know about Ern Malley... And to tell the tale of Ern Malley you need to know about Angry Penguins... You can find the images from this story <a href="https://thefrankenpod.wordpress.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">thefrankenpod.wordpress.com</a> Thank you to the U.S. Army Jazz band for making Kelli's Number available on the Free Music Archive.

The Ballad of Ern Malley

Max Harris

This week we are joined by composer Jeff Pagano as we take a little trip to 1940s Australia for a bit of poetry history. I don't want to give away too much if it's a story you haven't heard before, but you will hear some amazing poetry along the way and there will be some surprises too.

This week we are joined by composer Jeff Pagano as we take a little trip to 1940s Australia for a bit of poetry history. I don't want to give away too much if it's a story you haven't heard before, but you will hear some amazing poetry along the way and there will be some surprises too.

Episode 10: Max Harris and Ern Malley