Andrew Baker
Andrew is the editor of the Weekend section of The Daily Telegraph. 'Where Am I and Who's Winning?' is his first book...read more
Louis Barfe
Louis Barfe (the one on the left) is an internationally recognised expert on all aspects of the entertainment industry....read more
Susie Boniface
Lillys Miles was the pseudonym for Susie, a tabloid journalist and blogger, whose online confessions of personal, marital and...read more
Adam Macqueen
Adam Macqueen writes for Private Eye and many other major publications. He is also a regular broadcaster on Radio...read more
Ian Marchant
Ian has written fiction but now concentrates on non-fiction and is a frequent broadcaster on Radio 4 and a stage performer...read more
Geoff Marshall
Geoff is a freelance video producer making transport films for Londonist and his own YouTube channel...read more
Tony Booth
Tony Booth’s new book, Hitler’s Harlots, will tell for the first time the true story of the Berlin-based brothel Salon Kitty...read more
Bill Broady
Bill's first novel was 'Swimmer' (Flamingo), a striking, supple and direct novel. It tells the story of a girl who, having hidden...read more
Michael Carson
Michael Carson was born in post-war Wallasey and was brought up as a devout Catholic. He is well known for his Benson trilogy...read more
Amal Chatterjee
Amal has written for a range of audiences, on a variety of subjects, has written plays and has published history, fiction and...read more
Anthea Church
Anthea’s novel'Fire-Fly', (Minerva Press 1995) was voted novel of the week by The Evening Standard. A complex book...read more
Kirkland Ciccone
Kirkland's new novel for children is 'Bubblegum and Brimstone'. Birdie Easton is a teenage witch with a lot of problems...read more
Katherine Clements
'The vibrant new voice of historical fiction' (Suzannah Dunn).
Katherine Clements' stunning debut conjures...read more
Maria McCann
Maria McCann is primarily a historical novelist whose novels explore power struggles, denial, obsession and self-deception...read more
Sam Meekings
Sam's remarkable debut novel 'Under Fishbone Clouds' tells the story of the lifelong love between the peasant boy Hou Jinyi and...read more
Jane Menczer
Set in London before the First World War, Jane Menczer's novel 'An Unlikely Agent' is narrated by Margaret Trant, who...read more
Katie Hutton
Katie is Irish and lives in Carrara, between the Apuan Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea, with her Italian husband and...read more
Chris Neilan
Chris Neilan is an award-winning author, screenwriter and filmmaker. He was shortlisted for the 2016 Sundance...read more
Ben Pedroche
Ben’s books about London history include Do Not Alight Here, London’s Lost Power Stations and Gasworks' and...read more
Vicki Pipe
Vicki is a museum education professional by trade but also an artist and improviser and often finds these things join together nicely...read more
Stephan Collishaw
Stephan's latest novel is 'A Child Called Happiness'(Legend). Three days after arriving in Zimbabwe, Natalie discovers...read more
Terry Darlington
After the immense success of his first two travel memoirs, 'Narrow Dog to Carcassonn' and 'Narrow Dog to Indian River'...read more
Leaf Fielding
Nigel ‘Leaf’ Fielding was one of the drug-dealers jailed as a result of 1977’s famous Operation Julie, celebrated by The Clash in...read more
Patricia Ferguson
Pat's first three novels were published by Deutsch. Her first book, 'Family Myths and Legends', won the Betty Trask, David Higham...read more
Liz Harvey
Liz Harvey trained as a teacher and has worked in schools in London, Birmingham, Paris and Somerset. For several years she ran a...read more
George Gould
George Gould's childhood was misspent largely in south London, with a formative sojourn in Brussels. After reaping honours at...read more
Elizabeth Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes was working as a police intelligence analyst when she started writing fiction thanks to the annual challenge of...read more
Michael Irwin
Michael is a Professor of English Literature at the University of Canterbury. He has had several novels published...read more
Frances Kay
Frances graduated in 1970 and has since worked with children and prisoners, and taught creative writing at Master's level...read more
Rachael McGill
‘Rachael writes with a rhythm and honesty that weave poetry from the prosaic’ Time Out.
Rachael's novel...read more
Lilian Pizzichini
Lilian's books include the award-winning 'Dead Men's Wages' and the acclaimed biography of Jean Rhys 'The Blue Hour'...read more
Audrey Reimann
Audrey is a supremely talented writer of historical fiction. Ebury acquired her five-novel backlist and will also be acquiring her future work...read more
Simon Rowbottom
When the pop group The Boo Radleys split up in 1999 after ten years of international fame and success their lead singer, Sice...read more
Allison Vale
Allison Vale has written more than a dozen books, many of which have indulged a fascination with the obscured lives of women...read more
Elizabeth Woodcraft
Elizabeth's first two crime novels were published by HarperCollins. Her third and fourth novels, set in the 1960s, are published by Bonnier...read more
Hannah Tovey
Hannah is from South Wales, but grew up in Hong Kong. She graduated from Faber Academy in 2018, after completing...read more