The Perfume Collector by Kathleen Tessaro
Set in London in 1955, The Perfume Collector tells the story of a young woman, Grace Munroe, who inherits a flat in Paris from a comple Read More …
Impulse by Dr David Lewis
I am currently working on my next book, which is being written with my friend and colleague Margaret Yufera-Leitch an adjunct professor at the University of Calgary. This will focus purely on impulsi Read More …
Bread and Roses by Muriel Seltman
Yes. I hope to issue a revised edition of my political memoir What’s Left? What’s Right? A Political Journey via North Korea and the Chinese Cultural Revolution. I am currently working on a small boo Read More …
On His Terms by Sierra Cartwright
With This Collar, the first book in the six-book Mastered series from Total-E-Bound reached #1 on the Amazon UK bestseller chart, and #3 in the US Amazon Kindle bestseller list. Read More …
Being the Best Man for Dummies by Dominic Bliss
I’m working on the biography of the UK’s top squash player, Nick Matthew. Coincidentally, he’s just had his stag party. I wasn’t invited, however. Just as well! Read More …
Working Words with Simon Kurt Unsworth
Do you know what you want to say, but struggle to say it? Have you got an event or occasion coming up at which you’re required to speak and the thought fills you with dread? Do you have something to g Read More …
Exclusive interview with Simon Kurt Unsworth
I have a novel (not the not very good one I mentioned earlier) with an agent but I have no idea if he’ll be able to sell it or not. I could write a sequel to it if there’s a request to, and I have a Read More …
Authors- Get an exclusive interview with Female First!
Why not take a look at our books page to give you an idea of what we do! http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/books/ Read More …
Not Your Mother's Morals by Johnathan Fitzgerald
Well, my wife and I just had our first child, a daughter. So she's what's next for a while. But, once we get used to this whole parenting thing, I plan to return to a book proposal that I'm currently Read More …
Unlikely Heroes by Ronald Finn
Well depending on how Unlikely Heroes is received then maybe I could follow it up with Peter and Emily returning to Melodrama as adults. At present I’m putting the finishing touches to a series of sho Read More …
Long Time Walk on Water by Joan Barbara Simon
There's another item that has been on my To Do list for a long time - nothing to do with me being a writer: I've always wanted to drive a HGV through a city centre without flattening a single signpost Read More …
Exclusive interview with Sheryl Browne!
Marian Keyes, an Irish author whose first book Watermelon I simply loved (along with her subsequent novels). Why? Because I think she’s a fabulous writer. Her books tend to deal with modern ailments Read More …
The Beauty Detox Solution by Kimberly Snyder
I do a lot of TV segments, and I want to focus on producing more of my own TV ideas and executing them, so I can help spread the Beauty Detox message further. We are creating and will roll out a whole Read More …
Power In Mind by Susanne Burge
So you can see, there are plenty of wonderful opportunities for me to take up in the year ahead, but for me, apart from my vocation as a doctor, mother, wife, daughter, sister and friend - the priorit Read More …
Burnt Island by Alice Thompson
Teaching creative writing has helped my own writing immensely. Read More …
The Sea Sisters by Lucy Clarke
I’m just finishing my second novel, which I’ve LOVED writing! It’s set on a remote island off the coast of Tasmania where I have spent the last two winters researching. The story is based around a you Read More …
Lessons in French by Hilary Reyl
As I mentioned, I am working on my father-daughter novel, BORRASCA, set in Hollywood in the 1970’s, and, fingers crossed, I hope to be involved in the film adaptation of LESSONS IN FRENCH, which is be Read More …
Come To The Edge by Joanna Kavenna
What can you tell our readers about your new novel Come to the Edge? It's about what happens when you push people too far, when you keep whacking them with one injustice after another - when socie Read More …
Knight by Ian Anderson
The reality is that, until one becomes a ‘successful’ author, one needs to continue to earn a living from one’s ‘normal’ activities. So, for the foreseeable future, I will continue to work in enginee Read More …
Paleofantasy by Marlene Zuk
have my day job as a professor to tend to, so that takes up a lot of time. But I would really like to write about how our pets can teach us about evolution; we are all willing to believe that a Chihu Read More …
The Almost Lizard by James Higgerson
The Almost Lizard is the fictional memoir of Daniel Lizar, who, when he finishes writing it - on his twenty-first birthday - will kill hims Read More …
The Second Last Woman in England by Maggie Joel
Ah well Harriet, that’s easy: Kristin Scott-Thomas. She was Harriet from day one. I wrote the character solely with her in mind, indeed the early drafts were known as KST long before I came up with th Read More …
The Apartment in Rome by Penny Feeny
I am working on a novel about the connections between two families – a subject everyone can relate to. For a change, it’s set largely in Ireland which is another country I know well. It has magnificen Read More …
Lacey's House by Joanne Graham
Lacey’s House is the story of two very different women, Rachel - a young woman trying to escape a difficult past and Lacey - who is simplistic, Read More …
