Between The Lines: Carrie Cox on Storylines and crafting, owning and telling your story (Chapter 7)

Carrie Cox is a journo, author, tutor, mother and timid surfer, never all at once and not in that order.

She’s lived in Perth since 2010 where she has penned a weekly satirical column Carrie On which ran for more than ten years. She has authored two non-fiction books and several novels, her latest of which, Storylines, is a tender, humorous and earnest exploration of beauty, family and ageing.

In Chapter Seven of Between The Lines host Danielle Raffaele sits down with Carrie to chat about it’s origins, the philosophy of beauty and how to craft, own and tell your unique story.

Between The Lines is a new RTRFM podcast all about books and ideas!

Join Danielle Raffaele as she sits down with the WA writers, publishers and poets bringing local stories and perspectives to life on the page.

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Between The Lines: Carrie Cox on Storylines and crafting, owning and telling your story (Chapter 7)

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