Meet the Author is your chance to hear from some of the biggest names in writing. Learn more about your favourite authors and sneak peeks at upcoming projects. Every week we feature a top author!
Author Laura Marshall tells us about her latest novel The Anniversary and her favourite TV shows she watched during the first lockdown.
Author Caroline Day talks to us about her debut novel Hope Nicely's Lessons for Life and talks about her literary heroes growing up.
Author AJ Pearce tells us about her latest novel Yours cheerfully and her favourite musicians to listen to during the writing process.
Author Esther Freud talks to us about her latest novel I couldn't love you more and the time she starred alongside Colin Baker in Doctor Who.
Author Christy Lefteri talks to us about her latest novel Songbirds and plans for her next project in Greece.
Author and scriptwriter Jo Clegg tells us about her debut novel The Summer Holiday and a new hobby she discovered in her mid-forties.
Author Louise Nealon tells us about her debut novel Snowflake and what career she might have chosen if she hadn't become an author.
Author and academic Dr Francesca Haig tells us about her latest novel 'The Cookbook of Common Prayer' and her upcoming project about two pirates.
Author of the Victor series Tom Wood tells us about his near death experience and his feelings on the anti-hero.
Author Rachel Marks tells us about her first book Saturdays at Noon and why it was set in an anger management class, as well as the challenges that came from writing in lockdown.
Author Caroline Montague tells us about her literary heroes and her latest title Shadows Over the Spanish Sun.
Trinidadian-born writer Monique Roffey talks about her Costa Book of the Year winner The Mermaid of Black Conch and her creative process for writing.
Gillian Harvey, author of Everything is Fine tells us about her new book Perfect on Paper and what it's like publishing a book during a pandemic.
Actress of All Things Great and Small Carol Drinkwater tells us about her latest title An Act of Love and places she wants to see when the pandemic is behind us.
Scottish author and potter Elizabeth Macneal tells us about her second novel Circus of Wonders due in May and her self-described "least appealing party trick."
Phoebe Morgan gives us a taste of her new title Wild Girls set in a luxury safari lodge in Botswana and talks about her childhood growing up in the Suffolk countryside.