Q & A – H. A. Leuschel

H. A. Leuschel has got a new novel out. To find out more, I asked her over to the blog for a chat. Morning, Helene! I hope your Sunday has started well! Tell us a bit about Lizzie in The Memories We Bury. Lizzie is a young Scottish woman with a passion for music who, …

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An Interview with … Claire ‘Fluff’ Llewellyn

Today I'm chatting to Claire 'Fluff' Llewellyn about her new collection, word play, and poetic inspiration. Hi Claire. Thanks for 'dropping in', so to speak! Tell us something about your new book. My new publication, RHYME & REASON: Facets of a Life, is a collection of both non-fiction and fiction poems in metered rhyme. The …

An Interview with … Camilla Downs

Good morning! Today I'm talking to author Camilla Downs about her poetry and her creative inspirations. Hi Camilla. Let's start at the beginning. Where does a new poem begin for you? Do you have an idea you wish to explore, or do they stem from an image? Or is it something completely different? In the …

An Interview With … Marjorie Mallon

Today I'm joined by the very creative Marjorie Mallon to talk about her writing, her photography, and where all the ideas come from. Hi Marjorie - first off then, tell us a bit about the thinking behind Mr Sagittarius. What’s it about? Mr. Sagittarius is a collection of poetry, prose and photographic images inspired by …

An Interview With … T. G. Campbell

Good morning! Today, I'm talking to T. G. Campbell, author of the Bow Street Society novels about Victorian London, multiple narrators, and commemorative mugs. Tell us a little bit about the Bow Street Society. Where did the idea originally come from? The Bow Street Society is a fictional group of amateur detectives operating in Victorian …

An Interview With … Martin Ferguson

I'm joined by Martin Ferguson, author of the Relic Hunters series, for a chat about his writing and a tip-off about sour skittles. Thanks for agreeing to be grilled, Martin. First up: Tell us a bit about Adam Hunter. Adam Hunter is a 16 / 17 year old who, as the series begins, is trying …

An Interview With … Birte Hosken

Today I'm chatting to Birte Hosken, author of Petroc's Church and Let Wild Waves Roar about her writing processes, her ideas, and her plans for the future. Hi Birte - let's kick off with where the first ideas for a new novel come from for you? My first ideas for new stories/novels come initially from …

Catching up with … Elisabeth Hobbes

I last interviewed Elisabeth after her sixth book; she's been busy writing in the mean time and I'm chatting to her this morning about her nineth book, The Merchant's Secret. Her tenth book is due out soon - see below for further details! Hi - thanks for giving up some time to chat! I loved …

An Interview with … Rachel Fearnley

Good morning! Today I'm heading back out on the interview trail after quite a long break. Chatting to me today is Rachel Fearnley, author of Our Family and IT, a very moving novel which explores the impact illness has on a family. Rachel, thanks very much for joining me. I very much enjoyed reading your …

An Interview with … Rich Garon

Hello! I've been lucky to grab a moment with American author Rich Garon to discuss his writing, his motivations for his work … and to ask him the all-important question about, ahem, wine gums. His second novel, Lee Fitts, was published in February. Where did the idea for your new protagonist, Lee Fitts, come from? …