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The most recent cool extras added by Allison and Busby:

The Guardian talks to Gesine Bullock-Prado about her family, from her A-list sister Sandra Bullock, to her German mother who died of cancer and prompted Gesine to reassess her life and turn to her passion of baking.

Enjoy this delightful photographic montage, narrated by Gesine herself, as she shares a little bit of her story about how she left the 'high-life' of Hollywood to set up her own country bakery...following her true passion and starting over, one cake at a time.

We catch up with the queen of romance and espionage, Lauren Willig, author of the bestselling Pink Carnation series and latest release The Seduction of the Crimson Rose to talk about romance, seduction and what she will be doing this Valentine's Day...

Listen to Part 2 of the interview with Adrian Magson on BBC Radio Oxford as he talks at length about his career and new crime series.

Listen to the interview with Adrian Magson on BBC Radio Oxford (Part 1 of 2) as he talks at length about his career and new crime series.

Thriller writer Zoë Sharp talks about receiving death threats, challenging stereotypes the possibility of her heroine, Charlie Fox, hitting the silver screen and more, in this interview with In Touch magazine.

The Historical Tapestry Blog celebrates Susanna Kearsley Week (27 Nov - 3 Dec 2010) including an interview with the author and a guest post on why she loves time-slip. For more reviews and discussions about her books during Susanna Kearsley week, go to our Read more...

With two careers under his belt, as a practicing solicitor and successful crime writer, Martin Edwards talks about the ins and outs of the legal world in reality and in fiction, on You're Booked.

David Donachie, master of high-seas adventures, talks to Historicnavalfiction.com about his John Pearce series including Blown Off Course.

Crime-writer Adrian Magson, author of Death on the Marais, shares his views on crime fiction and his approach to the genre on The Crime of it All.