Hannah Murray will start by looking at the bestseller lists on
Amazon.co.uk and The Sunday Times, the oldest and most influential book sales chart in the UK, and seeing what new entries there are.
Gary Lippman is the author of the novel 'Set the Controls for the Heart of Sharon Tate' His play 'Paradox Lust' was produced off-Broadway in 2001. Beyond writing, he has served as a pro bono attorney with New York's Innocence Project, where DNA evidence is used to help exonerate the wrongfully convicted. His new book 'I Wish Therefore I Am' is a kind of "literary wish list" that blends experimental memoir, surrealist adventure, and self-help meditation into one unforgettable ride
Rosanna Pike is a former teacher and diarist for the Evening Standard, and is a graduate of Curtis Brown Creative and the Faber Academy, She is the recent recipient of the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for Comic Fiction, for her debut novel 'A Little Trickerie', also an instant Sunday Times Bestseller. It's an original and irreverent tale of belief and superstition, kinship and courage, set in 16th Century England, with an unforgettable and distinctly unangelic heroine.
Noelle Albright is an author and poet based in the northeast of England. After completing her MA in creative writing, she wrote for a range of publications, edited her own independent film magazine, and penned three non-fiction books. Her new novel 'The Christmas Eve Murders' is a charming festive locked-room whodunnit.
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Nino Haratishwili is a multi-award winning novelist and dramatist, and one of the most important authors of contemporary German literature. She is the author of the worldwide bestseller The Eighth Life, which was nominated for the International Book er Prize. 'The Lack Of Light: a novel of Georgia' chronicles the deep friendship of four young women during the turbulent years leading up to and after Georgia's independence from the Soviet Union.
Miles Prince is a black author who grew up in and around London's council estates in the seventies and eighties. Having had a successful career in the global financial industry he has long wondered who it serves, at what cost to society, and started to examine its history many years ago in order to address these questions. His debut novel 'Peckham Rye' is Afro-British noir that examines generational trauma and inequality.
Celia Norman Smith's new book 'Harry Also Joins the Circus' is the third book in the Scottish series The Tales of Harry Also, exploring the different avenues we are confronted with in life, and righting some of the wrongs along the way. This book was inspired by Celia's daughter joining the circus for a while!
G. B. Rubin is a Sunday Times bestselling author who writes about social affairs, travel and arts. He is also the accredited Sherlock Holmes novelist. 'Murder at Christmas: You Solve the Crime' is a cosy crime mystery in the style of a choose your own adventure, that casts YOU in the role of detective!
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