David Bell, author of 'The Finalists', discusses whether deadlines help, making locked-room stories engaging, and why he loves a routine
David Bell – Author and lecturer discusses keeping things interesting in a locked room
Gordon J. Brown – Crime author discusses getting ideas from chats down the pub
Gordon J. Brown, author of 'Six Wounds', talks pseudonyms, writing anywhere, and words you know will be cut
Robert Murphy – News reporter and author talks about being respectful to true crime
Robert Murphy, author of 'To Hunt a Killer ', talks about co-writing, telling stories from real-crime, and hitting deadlines
Lexie Elliott – Champion swimmer, physicist and writer talks about the title coming before the plot
Lexie Elliott, author of 'How to Kill Your Best Friend', talks about title inspiration, how lockdown changes writing spaces, and finding the story's voice
Barnaby Jameson – Lawyer and Novelist talks about perfecting storytelling in court
Barnaby Jameson, author of 'Codename: Madeleine', discusses curated consciousness, political turmoil and being inspired by real life
Ruth Ware – International Bestseller talks about the tricky 30,000 word mark
Ruth Ware, author of 'The It Girl', discusses changing characters, going full time and the difficult middle
Writer's Routine 