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Former librarian turned cosy crime novelist Jessica Bull talks to us about ‘A Fortune Most Fatal’, the latest book in her Miss Austen Investigates series, and shares her first introduction to Jane Austen which sparked her love for the author.

Former Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army turned novelist Brad Taylor talks to us about his latest thriller ‘Into The Gray Zone’ and offers us a sneak peek at his next Pike Logan novel, set in Argentina.

Sunday Times bestselling author Jennie Godfrey talks to us about her debut novel ‘The List of Suspicious Things’ and shares how she spent most Saturdays as a child in her town’s library and how those experiences shaped the story of her novel.

Writer in residence at Gladstone’s Library and debut author Joanna Miller talks to us about her new book ‘The Eights’ and how it recreates the lives of Oxford University’s first female students in 1920.

Award-winning author and researcher Danielle Giles talks to us about her debut novel ‘Mere’, set in 10th Century Norfolk, and shares with us the traditional folk stories and modern folk horror that influenced her story.

Debut author Catherine Airey talks to us about first novel ‘Confessions’ which follows three generations of Irish women, and shares the books that left a lasting impression on her and her writing style.

Historical fiction writer Lucy Steeds talks to us about her debut novel ‘The Artist’ set in the Provence region of France in the 1920s, and how her synaesthesia helped her write an immersive, visual story that holds the reader close.

Award-winning short story writer Ben Shattuck talks to us about his latest collection of short stories ‘The History of Sound’ and the book that encouraged him to switch from researching behavioural biology to writing fiction.

Internationally bestselling author Tracy Chevalier talks to us about her latest novel ‘The Glassmaker’ and her time spent watching glassmakers at work on Murano to research for the story.