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The most recent cool extras added by Allison and Busby:
Interview with Edward Marston
Edward Marston spoke to Suffolk Libraries about his books and writing life.
Best historical fiction book to read this summer, says The Times
The Times has picked The Black Earth as one of the best historical fiction books to be reading this summer! Click the link above to read their full list.
New TV drama on the life of Alexander Wilson
The extraordinary life of Alexander Wilson - author, spy, and secret service officer - will be brought to the screen in new BBC drama Mrs Wilson, which will star his granddaughter, actress Ruth Wilson, playing her own grandmother. Read the full details in the link above.
Jacqueline Winspear interviewed in The New York Times
After her latest book, To Die But Once, debuted at number 5 on the New York Times hardback best seller list, Jacqueline Winspear was interviewed as part of their 'Inside the List' feature. Click the link above to read the interview!
Chelsea Clinton loves the Maisie Dobbs series
In the link below, Chelsea Clinton talks to Entertainment Weekly about her favourite books, and mentions our own Maisie Dobbs series by Jacqueline Winspear!
Blog tour to launch Traitor
Traitor was launched with an exciting blog tour - click the link below to learn more!
Interview with Ruth Silvestre
Ruth Silvestre was interviewed this month by The Connexion magazine about moving with her family to south-west France, and how she came to write about it in her Sunflowers books. Read the full article by clicking the link above.
Peter Laws speaks to BBC Radio Sheffield
Peter Laws talks to Rony Robinson on BBC Radio Sheffield about why people are drawn to crime fiction and films about murder and mayhem. Peter joins the show at the 10 minute mark.
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