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The most recent cool extras added by Allison and Busby:

Get hold of a Morganville I.D. Card and you'll become an official Morganville Resident and be allowed to enter a competition to win a limited edition signed harback of the last book in the series, Daylighters (out November 2013). All entries must be received by midnight 30 June 2013.
How do I get an I.D. Card?
I.D. cards will be given out at all the events on the Fall of Night Book Tour, so check the schedule and hurry al...

Rachel Caine will be coming to the UK and touring bookshops round the country to meet all her fans from 10th - 20th May 2013 in light of her new book Fall of Night. Here's a full list of where you'll be able to find her!

Mary-Rose MacColl shares the inspiration behind her novel In Falling Snow – the extraordinary women who set off from Edinburgh to turn an abbey in France into a hospital during the Great War…

Follow the trail of reviews, guest posts and interviews with Kate Forsyth, author of the captivating novel Bitter Greens which blends history with fairytale in a masterful reinvention of the story of Rapunzel.

Glow Magazine discusses Adrian Magson's journey from wannabe writer to published author, and talks to him about his writing regime, the 'best bits' about being an author and his future aspirations.

The Next Big Thing works like a recommendation chain-mail with authors answering the same 10 questions before inviting other authors to do the same thing. Here, Victorian crime-writer D E Meredith talks about her upcoming book The Devil's Ribbon and who she thinks should be The Next Big Thing...

Rachel Caine, author of the bestselling Morganville Vampire series shares her thoughts on Halloween in this Kindle Post.

Ruth Dudley Edwards discusses her satirical crime novel Killing the Emperors and on RTE 1's art show Arena.

Strange Alliances interviews D E Meredith about the process of writing her first novel, Devoured, from the orginal idea to publication, her research on the Victorian period and forensics, writing Victorian dialogue and more...

New writers are usually told to "write what you know", but here D E Meredith, author of the Hatton and Roumande Victorian Crime series explains On the Literary Sofa why she writes what she doesn't know...