Interview: Simon Lamoon on classical music and the dark side of artificial intelligence and social media in his debut novel, The Gentleman of Bath. Congratulations

“The pace of time frightens me”: novelist Phil M. Shirley on heavy rock bands, the heroin- esque music of Bill Evans, the troubled history behind

English writer and adventurer Emily Chance talks to us about her enthralling novel, Hermes. The book is called Hermes. Perhaps we should start by talking about

Q&A: Duncan Saunders on his popular Young Adult “horror” novel ‘The Guard Cat.’ Q: It’s been almost a year since the release of The Guard Cat.

A Q&A with crime novelist Samantha Turner who discusses her book The Burning Truth, a gripping drama surrounding the discovery of a body in a

People’s Book Prize Award winner finalist Dr Sarah Hussain takes questions from Foreshore Book Club Members across the UK. I know you were at Huddersfield

Kirsty McKenna discusses her book The Dying Swan, and the line between real and imagined places in her work. The Dying Swan, a gripping drama

Educator and writer Shivan Davis talks about his tragic, tender and wholly unforgettable debut novel, On Winter Hill. How would you introduce On Winter Hill

There is timing, and there’s timing. HOLY DISORDER, Geoff Smith’s semi-autobiographical novel, is set in a time of change and challenge for the Church of

Duncan Fraser describes the inspiration behind Terrarium Hostel – a story of ordinary lives against a backdrop of cosmic stakes, exploring themes of connection, belonging, and

Phil M. Shirley talks to Flemish author Vince Piessens about chemistry, working on a farm in Costa Rica, old flames and his new book, Searching for