Hayley Doyle, author of 'Love, Almost', talks about juggling life and work, overwriting, and playing with genre.
Hayley Doyle – Uplit author talks learning storytelling from the stage
Alexis Landau – Historical Fiction Author discusses the opening flurry of ideas
Alexis Landau, author of 'Those Who Are Saved', talks about mother/daughter stories, research and putting fiction in the fact.
Nigel Farndale – Award-winning journalist and author explains why you should just get on with it
Nigel Farndale, author of 'The Dictator's Muse', discusses creativity vs effort, finding the balance between work and fun, and writing real life.
Janet Skeslien Charles – Novelist discusses writing across two time-frames
Janet Skeslien-Charles, author of 'The Paris Library', chats about stories that have to be told, research and why thorough plotting doesn't mean complete understanding.
Greg Buchanan – Debut crime author discusses when to break the limits of genre
Greg Buchanan, author of 'Sixteen Horses', chats about bending genre, plot functions, and being kind to yourself.
Lesley Kara – Crime author on why writing is a waiting game
Lesley Kara, author of 'The Dare, talks about the process of discovery, themes, and TV adaptations.
