Naomi Ishiguro, author of 'Common Ground, talks about ideas from chaos, impersonal writing spaces, and pushing through to the end.
Naomi Ishiguro – Debut novelist discusses pushing through the tricky final third.
Lucy Clarke – Thriller writer talks about travelling to research
Lucy Clarke, author of 'The Castaways', chats writing spaces, getting it done early, and the pressure of time limits.
Shane Dunphy – Inspirational memoir writer talks about the responsibility of other people’s stories
Shane Dunphy, author of 'Stories from the Margins', talks the perfect place to write, walking to work, and the switch to crime.
Abigail Dean – Author of ‘Girl A’ talks about debut dreams, and getting straight to work.
Abigail Dean, instant Sunday Times Bestseller, talks writing around full-time work, starting the day, and debut dreams coming true.
Cherie Jones – Debut novelist talks about squeezing passions into the day
Cherie Jones, author of 'How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House', talks about waking up early, fitting everything in, and asking her characters questions.
Susie Donkin – Comedy writer talks about keeping keen to be lean
Susie Donkin, author of 'Zeus is a Dick' talks about reimagining ancient myths, learning from screenplays, and keeping it tight.
