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Spring in Paris … the perfect time to turn over a new leaf.
Tragedy. Friendship. Redemption.
Everywhere We Look explores domestic abuse, the dynamics of female friendship, and the danger that can hide in plain sight.
Grief. Joy. Belly Laughs.
Heartbreaking and hilarious, Michelle Brasier's memoir moves between grief and joy, reminding us that life’s too short to be taken seriously.
Herstory. Motherhood. Freedom.
In this tender and powerful work of imagination, the life of a remarkable woman who wrote and lived in the margins in a time when women's voices went unheard is restored to history.
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![Melissa Goode on the alchemy of writing to music]()
Melissa Goode on the alchemy of writing to music
Music is essential to my writing process, sending me to another world, away from this one, and casting me into the moment with the characters. If I listen to, for example, ‘The Great White Open’ by Christian Löffler and Federico Albanese, or Dirty Three’s ‘Sue’s Last Ride’, I can start the process, like swimming towards the bottom of a pool and reaching a different place. -
![Injecting humour into crime fiction by Aoife Clifford]()
Injecting humour into crime fiction by Aoife Clifford
Writing a crime novel is always great fun but creating a funny crime novel is a real challenge. Killing is the easy part, making a reader laugh about it is much harder. -
![Abby Corson: How I got into the mindset of a seventy-three-year-old man.]()
Abby Corson: How I got into the mindset of a seventy-three-year-old man.
Hector Harrow is an almost-retired hotel concierge from Yorkshire who likes to drink tea and do newspaper puzzles in his cosy cottage. For me, he was the perfect protagonist for my murder mystery. -
![Why Teach? By Yumna Kassab]()
Why Teach? By Yumna Kassab
I never meant to be a teacher. I, in fact, categorically 100% in no absolute way wanted to teach. My complete prejudice was the result of an adult ...
