Laura Bennet in conversation with Zoe Coyle on her book and the topic "Regret is a necessary part of growth."

Mel talks with Zoe Coyle about The Dangers of Female Provocation.

Ultimo Press are thrilled to announce the publication of Zoe Coyle’s blistering second novel, The Dangers of Female Provocation.

Zoe Coyle shares with Shepherd five of her favourite books with the theme of women pushed to the edge.

A fabulous start to series two of Polly's Vague Theories, this series Dr Polly McGee interviews lots of folks to find out how trauma, parts and the nervous system blend and unblend into all aspects of our culture.

‘I wish I could have been with Mum when she died’

Facing an agonising death from an incurable progressive disease, Zoë Coyle’s mother euthanised herself. Zoë explains why she believes assisted dying should be legal in the UK.

‘This beautiful , inspirational book is stuffed full of hard-won wisdom. Stunning.’

Sky News Australia interviews Zoe Coyle on Weekend Live about the release of her novel, Where the Light Gets In, and her leadership training company, Pilot Light.

“A heart-tearing, character-driven page-turner about a troubled family, losing and finding one’s way, and the cycle of life.”

A stunning debut. 

And what a conversation I enjoyed with the lovely Zoë (who, it turns out I had already been acquainted with through our own daughters). What a small world!

Happy listening!

Rick Whittle interviews Zoe Coyle about her debut novel, Where The Light Gets In.

Ahead of the launch of Zoe's book Where the Light Gets In, at Fullers Bookshop, Zoe kindly corresponded with Madeleine, host of Millennials and Friends, about the new novel.

‘Delphi Hoffman, a wild child living in London, is finally getting her life together with a new love affair and the offer of a coveted job – until she receives the phone call she hoped would never arrive. ‘It’s time.’’

‘In a Florence bathtub, Zoë Coyle contemplates her deceased mother, her unborn child and what NSW lawmakers will decide about the terminally ill.’

‘Zoe Coyle could not hold her mother’s hand as she died. Today she wants to be sure no other family has to bear the same grief.’

‘A stunning debut that mines the lines of trauma and grief that settle into your heart and shape the person you become. Not only is this a novel of euthanasia, loss, and grief, it’s also a coming-of-age journey that never failed to surprise me with each new direction it took.’

Meet the real families at the heart of the Voluntary Assisted Dying debate in New South Wales, featuring Zoe Coyle.

Zoe Coyle introduces her new novel ‘Where the Light Gets In’ with Ultimo Press.

‘This book is a fictional study of the ramifications of trauma and the courage that is required to heal. Ultimately though, it’s a book about love. The subject I find most fascinating of all.’