Author Q&As
Author Q&A with Sylvia Holder and Lindsay Swan
Fast-moving, entertaining, funny and inspiring, Accidental Lives is a book about tragedy turned to triumph, ‘sliding door’ life changers, chance encounters and a glorious friendship. It tells the extraordinary story of how...
Author Q&A with Sylvia Holder and Lindsay Swan
Fast-moving, entertaining, funny and inspiring, Accidental Lives is a book about tragedy turned to triumph, ‘sliding door’ life changers, chance encounters and a glorious friendship. It tells the extraordinary story of how...
Author Q&A with Catherine Swire
Catherine Swire was the winner of 2022's Best of the Bottom Drawer prize with her book Flame Ash Feather a memoir about the trauma of losing her sister Flora in...
Author Q&A with Catherine Swire
Catherine Swire was the winner of 2022's Best of the Bottom Drawer prize with her book Flame Ash Feather a memoir about the trauma of losing her sister Flora in...
Author Q&A with Jasmine Games
Jasmine Games' debut poetry collection Somebody's Daughter is something else. Deeply personal and precious, she invites readers on a soul-stirring odyssey through the intricate tapestry of Black womanhood.
Author Q&A with Jasmine Games
Jasmine Games' debut poetry collection Somebody's Daughter is something else. Deeply personal and precious, she invites readers on a soul-stirring odyssey through the intricate tapestry of Black womanhood.
Author Q&A with Jay Prosser
Jay Prosser was the winner of 2020 BIO's Hazel Rowley Prize, for his proposal for Loving Strangers, a biography that explores one Jewish family’s experiences and connections across empires and centuries. Jay...
Author Q&A with Jay Prosser
Jay Prosser was the winner of 2020 BIO's Hazel Rowley Prize, for his proposal for Loving Strangers, a biography that explores one Jewish family’s experiences and connections across empires and centuries. Jay...
Author Q&A with Leslie Tate
Ways to be Equally Human tells Leslie's inside story of coming out as a non-binary person, this book is for lovers of language, nonconformists and passionate thinkers.
Author Q&A with Leslie Tate
Ways to be Equally Human tells Leslie's inside story of coming out as a non-binary person, this book is for lovers of language, nonconformists and passionate thinkers.
Author Q&A with Clare Grant
Clare Grant grew up in Yorkshire, and works as a journalist for local and national newspapers. Her BA in English Literature and MA in Heritage Interpretation led her down the story...
Author Q&A with Clare Grant
Clare Grant grew up in Yorkshire, and works as a journalist for local and national newspapers. Her BA in English Literature and MA in Heritage Interpretation led her down the story...