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Thriller writer Alison (A.K.) Turner tells us about her first novel in a new crime series ‘Body Language’ and which famous faces she’d love to have dinner with.

Andrew Child tells us how it was agreed that he would continue the Jack Reacher series and what it’s like having Lee Child as a brother.

Award-winning author Kit De Waal tells us about her latest book ‘Supporting Cast’ and what she was up to during lockdown.

Award-winning crime author Chris Whitaker talks to us about his new novel, ‘We Begin at the End’, and what inspired his new coming-of-age crime story.

Isabel Allende tells us how she came to publish her first novel at the age of 40, how her success as a writer transformed her life, and what we can expect from her latest book, ‘A Long Petal of the Sea’.

Lucinda Riley tells us where she got the idea for the Seven Sisters series and why she chose to set ‘The Butterfly Room’ in Southwold, and relays a Christmas message to her many Suffolk readers.

Historical novelist Rosie Goodwin talks to us about her new novel ‘A Precious Gift’ and how her books have evolved over the span of her career.

Bestselling author Vaseem Khan tells us about the scene that ultimately inspired his ‘Baby Ganesh Agency’ series, his long path to publication, and his passion for libraries.

Author T.M. Logan tells us about his new thriller ‘The Holiday’, the art of ‘the twist’, and why he chose to become a writer rather than an astronaut.

Author Ruth Jones MBE discusses the differences between novel and TV writing and tells us what books are on her ‘to read’ pile.

Queen of Crime Val McDermid talks about the evolution of the genre and her writing process, and encourages you to say hello to her at the Slaughter in Southwold crime festival.

Former journalist turned author Eve Chase talks about creating an immersive sense of place and her new book ‘The Glass House’.

Author and Suffolk librarian Sophie Green tells us all about her first children’s novel, ‘Potkin and Stubbs’, and shares her literary influences growing up.

Journalism graduate turned author Stacey Halls talks to us about her debut novel ‘The Familiars’ and the importance of libraries in her life.