Authors & Events

Q&A with ‘Island in the Sun’ Author, Katie Fforde
04 March 2024
Beloved author, Katie Fforde shares insights into character development, the journey of writing, and the inspiration for her newest novel, Island in the Sun, set on the Caribbean Island of Dominica. Fforde delves into character creation, revealing her method of infusing authenticity and relatability, often seeing reflections of herself in...
Q&A with ‘The Book of Doors’ Author, Gareth Brown
04 March 2024
We delve into the fascinating journey of creation behind The Book of Doors, with the author of this enchanting tale, Gareth Brown. From his organic approach to writing, where the story unfolds as he progresses, to the unexpected emergence of pivotal plot elements, Brown reveals the intricate process behind his literary magic. With insights into...
Q&A with ‘Voyage of the Damned’ Author, Frances White
01 March 2024
Despite discovering Agatha Christie post-first draft, the author’s influence is palpable in Voyage of the Damned, particularly in crafting suspenseful narratives and intricate character dynamics. Debut author of the book, Frances White, delves into this influence, the significance of LGBTQ+ representation, and her writing process....
INK & APRONS | Q&A with ‘The Test Kitchen’ author, Chef Luke Dale-Roberts
04 December 2023
Luke Dale-Roberts, a seasoned chef with 36 years of culinary expertise unveils his captivating cookbook, that chronicles the evolution of his creations at his restaurant, The Test Kitchen, over a decade. Embracing a natural philosophy, he eschews synthetic products, prioritising flavour as the essence of his dishes. Influenced by luminaries like...
Novel Beginnings
22 November 2023
This year has seen the most spectacular debut adult fiction yet! In this diverse collection of first works of literature, the authors share the unique inspiration behind their novels. From Katy Hays, who contemplates fate and discovery at the Met Cloisters, and Fran Littlewood exploring the challenges of midlife to Costanza Casati's portrayal...

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