Author Interviews

Silvia Saunders: 'The human spirit is tough, but it needs light relief too'

Silvia Saunders was a student on our six-month London Writing Your Novel course in 2022. We caught up to discuss the release of her debut novel, Homesick – out now from Harper Collins.

Silvia Saunders: 'The human spirit is tough, but it needs light relief too'

6th Feb 2025

Rachel Louise Driscoll: 'I firmly believe in writing the book that you want to read, especially if that book is missing from the market'

3rd Feb 2025

Andrea Oskis: 'Writing about food is fun – I love finding new and interesting ways to describe it'

30th Jan 2025

Roisín O’Donnell: 'I wanted to break down unhelpful messages, to present a story that feels honest, raw and true'

29th Jan 2025

Lucy Rose: 'Be vulnerable and write honestly about the things that scare you'

23rd Jan 2025

Sarah Chamberlain: 'The key to a really good romance is the fascination the two characters have for each other'

15th Jan 2025

Richard Roper: 'Every writer, no matter how successful, struggles and has to keep learning how to tell stories'

9th Jan 2025

Callie Langridge: 'Visit places and immerse yourself in how history looks and feels so that it is real to you'

3rd Dec 2024

Eliza Moss: 'If you’re asking your reader to connect, then you, as a writer, need to do the same'

21st Nov 2024

A D Bergin: ‘Do as much research as you possibly can – but the fictional narrative comes first’

7th Nov 2024

Hattie Crisell: 'Great rewards come from being brave'