Nick Wasiliev
speaker
335 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2 Jul
Nick Wasiliev’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The big one that has consistently been coming back to me time and time again is The Butterfly Women by Madeline Cleary.
If you have not read this historical deep dive into the world of Little Lon, and it follows a serial killer, so there's a crime element to it, but also shows what women went through living in colonial Melbourne.
I you can do a tour of it now.
It is such an interesting book, so much research, so much detail, beautifully written and put together.
It's been the book that has come back to me so many times.
Even getting into genres like Jessica Mansonara's The Farm.
Her voice is amazing.
It's kind of thriller, psychological thriller set in the country, a bit of a deep dive as well into the challenges of
of kind of to going back to fertility issues, which is a topic which is uh you know, is is I affecting a lot of people.
There is no shortage of great
Yoinks and twists on on established genres and people putting their own voice in it.
That's where a lot of in of joy for day boos for me is that.
You've got your own like people are putting their own voice out there for the first time and your voice, your natural voice, can put can build on the establishments of of genres and topics and and particular subject matter in unique and exciting ways.
That's where the real excitement is for me, particularly doing this show, is that
you'll have a great uh historical novel like Emma Payne's uh When Sleeping Women Wake, uh and that talks uh brilliantly about the world of Hong Kong during the Second World War.
Gave me insights into things I didn't know about.
The good thing is if you give those books half a chance, they will win you over very, very
Is that the solution then, in your opinion, to kind of the challenges that debut authors face?
I mean, there is the whole other topic of of AI, which I'm I'm curious about how that is going to pan out because the more I see the impact of AI, the more I think to myself that
Inevitably it's going to affect so many people that it will lead to incredible uh uh a lot of change.
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