Vicky Newham on DI Maya Rahman
Vicky Newham has taken a moment to talk about DI Maya Rahman, the lead character in her new novel Out … Continued
Gransnet and HQ launch writing competition
Are You Talking To Me? Gransnet and HQ have partnered to launch a writing competition for women fiction writers over
8 signs you’re in a Toxic Friendship
We hear a lot about romantic relationships turned toxic, but how do we know when our friendships turn sour? Author
Laura Ziepe chats about The Morning After The Wedding Before
Wedding season is well and truly underway! To mark the occasion we’ve been chatting to Laura Ziepe about honeymoons, hen
Writing Through Grief
By Katy Collins, author of How To Say Goodbye The often quoted rule of ‘write what you know’ is something
WIN a weekend getaway in Cornwall
To celebrate the publication of Liz Fenwick’s new novel, The Path to the Sea, Good Housekeeping are offering one lucky
Love for the Island
Bestselling author Ross Armstrong tells us why there’s very little on television at the moment that he finds more revealing, more extreme and ridiculous, more hilarious, and more human, than Love Island.
BOSH wins at the The British Book Awards 2019
To celebrate BOSH winning two awards, we’re treating you to BOSH’s delicious spiral tart recipe as features in the award-winning BOSH cookbook. Looking to impress your guests at a summer dinner party? This is your dish.
Swarm – an extract from The Honey Bus, by Meredith May
“I was pouring Grandpa’s honey over my corn bread when he came out of the kitchen with that sly smile that said we’d have to let our breakfast go cold again. I was ten, and had been catching swarms with him for almost half my life, so I knew what was coming next.”
Dreaming of adventure?
We asked Rebecca Raison, best selling romance author, about her inspiration for her latest rom-com eBook, Rosie’s Travelling Teashop.
Spot the bluebells with Sarah Bennett, author of Spring Skies Over Bluebell Castle
“Bluebells are such a quintessential part of the British countryside, and I knew it was a place I could draw the reader into with just a few descriptive words.”