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L.R. Lam on how she came up with the names of the dragons, and why she decided to include sign language in Dragonfall.

Second book from the author of the hilarious and heartwarming Double Booked.

The Other Mothers follows ex-journalist Tash who is navigating motherhood and a new friendship group with the other mothers at her son's playgroup.

Former model Jan Dunning chats her debut YA thriller, Mirror Me, and how it is inspired by her experience in the fashion industry.

Allison L. Bitz on why she chooses to tell a story about theatre and music in her debut novel, The Unstoppable Bridget Bloom.

Audrey Burges on how details helped The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone grow beyond a lighthearted rom-com.

Wibke Brueggemann on her book, Cupid's Revenge, being a safe space of sex and sexuality for teenage readers.

Sally Hepworth chats how she manages to keep track of everything while writing The Soulmate, especially with a dead character's POV.

Luna McNamara has written a retelling on Psyche and Eros' love story and we are honoured to have her here today to chat about her debut.  

Tasha Harrison on characters that make mistakes, and writing creative expletives for her characters in The Thing About Lemons.

Everyone is familiar with Amie Kaufman's sci-fi novels Illuminae and These Broken Stars. Her newest book, The Isles of The Gods, is out now but this time, it is a fantasy novel.

We are honoured to chat with Pete today about the inspiration and research behind this collection.

Paralympian Ellie Robinson on being an author, the inspiration behind Thief on the Track, and why there should be more sports-related novels.

In case you didn’t know, the Judy Blume classic, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, is getting a movie adaptation

This guest post is written by Sarah Street, author of A Curse of Salt.