Guest post: Grant Price, author of By the Feet of Men

What comes first for an author, the genre they want to write or the story they want to tell? Here, … More

Guest post: Gordon Kerr, author of The Partisan Heart

World War II is a popular theme in fiction at the moment but I haven’t seen many books about Italy … More

I first became hooked on history when I read the Ladybird book The Story of the First Queen Elizabeth. A … More

The Wolf and the Watchman begins in Stockholm in 1793. Sweden is weakened by war and corruption. The king is … More

When Frank drops dead abruptly at Heathrow, his estranged daughter Jem travels to his home in France to arrange his … More

If you’ve read my review of Anthony Good’s novel, Kill [redacted], you’ll know how much I enjoyed it, so I … More

Adèle is a woman living an apparently privileged life in Paris, working as a journalist, married to a surgeon. But … More

I’m fascinated by characters who don’t fit into simple categories – hero, villain, survivor, victim – so I was intrigued … More

Michael has lost his wife in a terrorist attack. He is determined to get his revenge – not on the … More

The Last has an original starting point for a post-apocalyptic novel. Jon learns, via the final gasps of social media, … More