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Lindsay Lynch chats researching gossip columnists and the studio systems for Do Tell, her gripping Hollywood story set in the golden age.
Eliza Henry-Jones on why Salt and Skin is THE title
Eliza Henry Jones on researching Salt and Skin and how she manages to explore climate change in her book without sounding too preachy.
Maria E Andreu on her You’ve Got Mail-inspired Julieta and the Romeos
Maria E Andreu on why she wrote a You've Got Mail-inspired book and why she decided to acknowledge the pandemic in Julieta and the Romeos.
Beat the Backlist: Lauren Groff collection 2
#BeatTheBacklist with us by reading three titles by Lauren Groff that got reissued in May: Florida, Arcadia, and Delicate Edible Birds.
Alexander Darwin on The Combat Codes being inspired by Hong Kong action flicks
To coincide with publication of his debut science fiction-fantasy novel, The Combat Codes, we are honoured to have author and martial artist Alexander Darwin talk exclusively to us about his love of martial arts flicks.
Kyrie McCauley chats how worst case scenarios inspired All the Dead Lie Down
Kyrie McCauley chats how she channels her fears and her habit of always thinking the worst case scenarios in ALL THE DEAD LIE DOWN.
Pride in YA Books – 2023 Edition
Happy Pride Month! To celebrate we are recommending everyone YA books, adult books, and even modern classics, that champion LGBTQ+. To kick off the month, we are starting with YA books.
L.R. Lam on Dragonfall being a queernorm world
L.R. Lam on how she came up with the names of the dragons, and why she decided to include sign language in Dragonfall.
Read an Extract from My Own Worst Enemy by Lily Lindon
Second book from the author of the hilarious and heartwarming Double Booked.
Katherine Faulkner on researching for The Other Mothers
The Other Mothers follows ex-journalist Tash who is navigating motherhood and a new friendship group with the other mothers at her son's playgroup.
Jan Dunning chats Mirror Me, a fashion fairy tale
Former model Jan Dunning chats her debut YA thriller, Mirror Me, and how it is inspired by her experience in the fashion industry.
Allison L. Bitz on The Unstoppable Bridget Bloom
Allison L. Bitz on why she chooses to tell a story about theatre and music in her debut novel, The Unstoppable Bridget Bloom.
Audrey Burges on The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone
Audrey Burges on how details helped The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone grow beyond a lighthearted rom-com.
Wibke Brueggemann on why Cupid’s Revenge is sex positive
Wibke Brueggemann on her book, Cupid's Revenge, being a safe space of sex and sexuality for teenage readers.
Sally Hepworth chats The Soulmate being set in different timelines
Sally Hepworth chats how she manages to keep track of everything while writing The Soulmate, especially with a dead character's POV.