Author Interviews

"I fell in love with fairy tales as a kid like so many children do, and I just never let them go."

"There is no serotonin for me quite like the slow burn of romance, paired with the fun cringe of a romcom."

"A lot of people, especially women, say their true crime fixation is a coping mechanism, a way to deal with their own fears of becoming a victim of violence."

Tricia Levenseller's famous for her YA fantasy books and she is here to chat her latest standalone, Vengeance of the Pirate Queen.

"I also really enjoy historical fiction because it lets you imagine history from the perspective of marginalized people, who historically didn’t leave much of a paper trail."

Abiola Bello, author of Love in Winter Wonderland, is back to chat about her latest Christmas romance novel, Only for the Holidays.

Robin Stevens on how she makes history work in The Ministry of Unladylike Activity and The Body in the Blitz.

Kayvion Lewis on how she would describe Thieves' Gambit, and how she researched all the tricks in her exciting book.

"I decided to be my own hero – and it’s helped me create characters with so much more nuance, heart and real guttural strength."

Samhain – the Witches’ New Year – is the ideal time to start your witchcraft journey.

Lizzie Huxley-Jones chats whether she is similar to Haf in Make You Mine This Christmas and how she managed to write this book in spring.

"Crying has always been part of my process, I made peace with that long ago."

Who says witchcraft is not part of self-care? Lyra Penrose chats her guidebook, Wednesday is a Witch. You can win 1 of 3 copies too!

Derek Landy chats why Bad Magic works well as the first graphic novel in the Skulduggery Pleasant universe.

Meena van Praag chats the finale of The Sisters Grimm trilogy, Child of Earth and Sky, and how motherhood inspired her books.