Author Interviews

Interview with Imran Siddiq

Disconnect

"This is my debut novel, but I have researched aspects of memory transfer, Jupiter and Europa space exploration, as well as how a world could survive without sunlight. Mushrooms would grow in abundanc Read More …

Inceptio by Alison Morton

Inceptio

The publication of PERFIDITAS in the autumn, several conferences in the UK, including the Romantic Novelists’ Association one in Sheffield and Geek Feminism in London about women in science fiction. I Read More …

Exclusive interview with Nerine Dorman

Inkarna

Horror appeals to me mostly because it's something terrible that happens to someone else. If things are so horrific for them, it makes my own situation somehow less dire. I also love the tension of no Read More …

Tidal by Amanda Hocking

Tidal

I have many different ideas for several different projects, so I have a few things in the works, but it's too soon to say what's up next. Read More …

From Ashes by Molly McAdams

From Ashes

I spend time on social media chatting with readers, I write anywhere from 4-12 hours a day, and I drink LARGE amounts of coffee and diet dr. pepper haha! Read More …

Taking Chances by Molly McAdams

Taking Chances

I'm just going to keep writing as long as I have stories to tell. I have a book called Forgiving Lies coming out Oct. 29th, and I'm currently working on the sequel, Deceiving Lies. Read More …

The Promise by Graham Price

The Promise

We're hopeful to be able get our 'Acceptance-Acton Training' into schools and prisons. We've established a weight loss programme called Get Slim Guaranteed and hope to make a major contribution to res Read More …

Ambiguous Embrace by Enver Carim

Ambiguous Embrace

A 'meaningless' murder from inside the head of a psychotic. What are the pressures that impel some individuals to kill people they don't know and have never seen before? It's in final draft. And then Read More …

The Radio by M Jonathan Lee

The Radio

Yes, absolutely. The Radio is the first part of a trilogy so there is plenty more to come from the Poppleton family yet. At the present moment I haven’t yet had a chance to think about working title Read More …

A Serpentine Affair by Tina Seskis

A Serpentine Affair

I'm bringing out A Serpentine Affair in September, so the production/marketing treadmill has begun all over again (although at least I know a bit about how to do it now!) Then I want to get back to wr Read More …

Invitation To Die by Helen Smith

Invitation To Die

My daughter was five years old and we were in Hong Kong. She had lots of other children to play with and she could read and write – and she had been in nursery school in both London and Sydney – but I Read More …

The Fisherman by Carol Mattingley

The Fisherman

We have so much to be grateful for! There were children on the same ward as Matt who had less of a chance of survival and, sadly, they died. We got to know these children and their parents; - we would Read More …

Wicked Ambition by Victoria Fox

Wicked Ambition

I have a Mills & Boon coming out in September. It’s my first go at writing for this amazing institution and I can’t wait. Glittering Fortunes is set in England but with a Hollywood twist. It’s a love Read More …

Hannibal: Fields of Blood by Ben Kane

Hannibal Fields of Blood

I’m currently writing Clouds of War, the third book in the Hannibal series. Once I’m finished that, I’m moving 1500 years forward to the Hundred Years War. Crécy will be the first of at least three no Read More …

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