Today our featured book segment is brought to you by Hardie Grant and we are delighted to be talking to Jayne Tuttle about her second work of literary auto-fiction MY SWEET GUILLOTINE (2022).
Jayne Tuttle’s first book was Paris or Die (2019). Paris or Die was developed into a solo theatre show with director John Bolton and performed in 2021 and 2022 in a variety of venues including La Mama in Melbourne.
Jayne graduated from the Lecoq theatre school in 2006 and went on to live and work in France as an actor, voice-over artist, playwright, translator and bilingual copywriter.
Jayne was awarded the Eric Dark Flagship Fellowship in 2021 from the Varuna Writer’s House.
You can find Jayne Tuttle on Instagram and Facebook.
Kate and Katherine discuss:
- ‘Writing and the Fluidity of Creative Practice‘, article in Kill Your Darlings by Amani Haydar article in Kill (also the workshop that Amani Haydar running, also by Kill Your Darlings)
- Where is all the book data article
- Hacking the Culture Industries article
- Colleen Hoover article in New York Times
- The Chronology of Water by Lidia Yuknavich
- Review of The Book of Joan by Lidia Yucknovich in The Guardian
- Out of Breath by Anna Snoekstra
- Emily St John Mandel on Sea of Tranquility on both Ezra Klein show (podcast) and with Claire Nichols on The Bookshow
- The Redeem Team on netflix
- Writing NSW YouTube
- The Palace Papers by Tina Brown
- Lucy by the Sea by Elizabeth Strout
- Reasons Not to Worry by Brigid Delaney
- The Settlement by Jock Serrong
- Hashtag Authentic podcast with Sara Tasker – this episode with Farrah Store about substack
- Leaf Bookshop YouTube book reviews
- The Daily Stoic on instagram
- Review of The Settlement (by Jock Serong), by Michael Wrinkler
IRL events
- Katherine interviewing Allen C. Jones (Her Death Was Also Water) Thursday 17th Nov 6.30-8pm at the Eltham Bookshop – book here
ID: black tile with yellow font: introducing My Sweet Guillotine, Jayne Tuttle. This episode is supported by Hardie Grant. Two photos are included: 1) the cover of My Sweet Guillotine and 2) Jayne Tuttle, a white woman with blonde hair wearing black and leaning against a dark wall.
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