Kim Nash, award-winning novelist, book blogger and PR manager at Bookouture answers our listener questions.

Too Funny, Too Irish That’s the feedback that Caimh McDonnell got for his first novel. Over a hundred thousand book sales later, he’s writing in a tone and genre that defies all conventional publishing wisdom.

To celebrate Independent Bookshop Week we recorded our first ever LIVE episode of the podcast at Harbour Books in Whitstable!

In the latest of our One Page Punch-Up specials we asked our Patreon Chart Topper supporters to send in one page from their work-in-progress.

Sasha Greene tells us what inspired the book and the importance of inclusion and diversity in your writing.

Tim Clare is a poet, author and musician who has wanted to write since childhood.

Award-winning screenwriter John Robert Marlowe has spoken to the Hollywood screenwriters, producers and directors responsible for some of the biggest hits of all time.

The Two Marks celebrate two hundred episodes of the podcast by answering some of the strangest questions they have ever been asked.

Bec Evans is a writer, speaker, innovation coach and startup founder and her new book How To Have A Happy Hustle in which she shares the secrets of start-up founders to make your publishing dreams a reality.

Lorna Cook is yet another listener who used what she had learned on the podcast to launch her career