18. Angela Clarke
This week we’re jetting off to sun-kissed St Albans to meet crime writer, journalist, former fashionista, broadcaster, playwright, screenwriter and campaigner Angela Clarke. Angela attracted a gaggle of devoted fans with her Social Media Murder series of books. Her highly-anticipated new thriller On My Life has just been released. We talked to her about loving Marple, being haunted by Chandler, the filth in John Donne and getting gooey over Irvine Welsh.
BOOKS (CLICK TITLES FOR MORE)
Joseph Mitchell – McSorley’s Wonderful Saloon
Daisy Buchanan – The Sisterhood
Angela Clarke – On My Life
Angela Clarke – Follow Me
Angela Clarke – Watch Me
Angela Clarke – Trust Me
Roald Dahl – Cruelty/Madness/Lust
Steve Cavanagh – Twisted
Alan Partridge – Nomad
Artemis Cooper – Elizabeth Jane Howard: Dangerous Innocence
Claire McGowan – Dead Ground
Claire McGowan – Savage Hunger
Claire McGowan – Silent Dead
Dorothy L Sayers – Lord Peter Wimsey Stories
Dorothy L Sayers – Strong Poison
Enid Blyton – Malory Towers
Louisa M Alcott – Little Women
Agatha Christie – 4.50 From Paddington
Agatha Christie – Sleeping Murder
Agatha Christie – Curtain
Nikita Gill – Fierce Fairytales
John Donne – Selected Poems
Ernest Hemingway – For Whom The Bell Tolls
George Orwell – 1984
Bret Easton Ellis – American Psycho
Judy Blume – Forever
Jilly Cooper – Riders
Shirley Conran – Lace
Susan Meredith – Usborne Facts of Life, Growing Up
Irvine Welsh – Trainspotting
Naomi Wood – Mrs Hemingway
Carl E. Rollyson – Martha Gellhorn: Beautiful Exile
Manolo Blahnik – Fleeting Gestures and Obsessions
Stephan P Clarke – The Lord Peter Wimsey Companion
Luke Jennings – Codename Villanelle
Lauren Bravo – What Would the Spice Girls Do
John Curran – Agatha Christie’s Complete Secret Notebooks
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