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 Abigail Burdess talks to us about her debut novel Mother's Day and shares the best advice she's ever been given.
Author Vanda Symon talks to us about her latest novel Expectant and gives us a sneak peek at the next Sam Shephard story.
Author Elizabeth McCracken talks to us about her latest novel The Hero of This Book and shares her experiences working as a librarian.
Author Alex Gerlis talks to us about his latest spy novel Agent in the Shadows and gives us a sneak peek at his upcoming new series, inspired by events from the Second World War and the Cold War.
Author Eloisa James talks to us about her latest novel The Reluctant Countess and how the world of romantic fiction writing has changed over the years.
Author Jyoti Patel talks to us about her debut novel The Things That We Lost and gives us a sneak peek at her upcoming project.
Author Joseph O'Connor talks to us about his latest novel My Father's House and the impact that music has on the written word.
Author Jo Callaghan talks to us about her debut crime novel In The Blink of An Eye and the inspiration behind creating an artificially intelligent detective to help solve cold cases.
Author Saskia Sarginson talks to us about her latest novel Seven Months of Summer and how each novel set in Suffolk is a little love letter to the beauty of the county.
Author Robert Thorogood talks to us about his latest novel Death Comes to Marlow and gives us a sneak peek at his upcoming project, inspired by the infamous Jackie Weaver of Handforth Parish Council.
Author Christopher de Hamel talks to us about his latest book The Posthumous Papers of the Manuscripts Club and discusses how digitisation has made viewing and studying manuscripts more accessible for the wider world.
Author Julian Stockwin talks to us about his latest novel Yankee Mission and tells us about his great uncle who sparked an interest in the sea and maritime warfare.
Author Jonathan Whitelaw talks to us about his debut novel The Bingo Hall Detectives and how 'cosy' crime is becoming a more popular genre.
Author Christine Feehan talks to us about her latest novel Dark Whisper and shares the inspiration behind the Carpathian stories.
Author Anders de la Motte talks to us about his latest novel Deeds of Autumn and tells us about his writing routine.
Author Rachel Joyce talks to us about her latest novel Maureen Fry & the Angel of the North and her appearance at the upcoming Lavenham Literary Festival this November.