Today’s holiday reading selector is Jan Zalasiewicz, who teaches geology at Leicester University. He was a guest on the very first Blackwell Online podcast, in which he told me about his book The World after Us. You can listen to the interview here. I’m hoping to interview him again this autumn when his new book, […]
Entries Tagged as 'crime fiction'
Summer Reading Choices: Jan Zalasiewicz
July 24th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: crime fiction · podcasts
Summer Reading Choices: Elizabeth Speller
July 23rd, 2010 · No Comments
Today’s guest selector of summer reading is Elizabeth Speller, author most recently of a highly praised debut novel, The Return of Captain John Emmett. She is also the author of several works of non-fiction - including a memoir, Sunlight on the Garden - and a prize-winning poet. Here are her choices:
Dragging a hefty suitcase of […]
Tags: crime fiction · literature
Summer Reading Choices: Michael Bywater
July 22nd, 2010 · No Comments
Our next guest recommender of Summer Reading is Michael Bywater, author (of Lost Worlds and Big Babies, inter al.), broadcaster, and - as you will see when you read on - now writing for the stage…
This summer I’m too too utterly utterly up to my ears in queers, dears. Specifically the (slightly illusory) late […]
Tags: biography and memoir · crime fiction · literature
Nicola Upson interview
February 23rd, 2010 · No Comments
My interview with Nicola Upson, recorded last autumn in Heffers in Cambridge, is currently on the Bookhugger home page. In it I talk to Nicola about her second Josephine Tey mystery, set in 1930s Cornwall. Click on the image below to listen.
Tags: crime fiction · historical fiction · literature · podcasts

