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The most recent cool extras added by Allison and Busby:
THESE PODCASTS MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE
Dr Dale and his team (from the hit show How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse) offer key tips on zombie survival through a series of podcasts - covering vital issues like Weaponry and cheese sandwiches. It will keep you safe until the release of Dr Dale's Zombie Dictionary: The A-Z Guide to Staying Alive (out Aug 2010).
Martin Edwards on Legal TV
Martin Edwards, author of the hugely popular Lake District mystery series, talks about his books, including The Arsenic Labyrinth, on Legal TV's Crime Writers show.
BORDERS TV INTERVIEWS SUSANNA KEARSLEY
Award-winning novelist Susanna Kearsley talks to Borders UK about her book Sophia's Secret which was nominated for the RNA's Best Romantic Novel of the Year.
INTERVIEW: Jack Ludlow chats to BookArmy
Jack Ludlow, author of the bestselling Roman Republic trilogy talks to BookArmy about becoming a novelist (out of desperation), being cursed with ideas, writing history from a fresh angle, his thoughts on ebooks, and his new Norman trilogy.
Getting to know Zoë Foster
Sassy Minx blogger gets the low down on Zoë Foster - author of Air Kisses ('one the best chicklit novel [she's] ever read') - as she quizzes her on beauty, books, mottos and must-haves...
Lauren Willig reveals all to BookArmy
Lauren Willig - bestselling author of The Secret History of the Pink Carnation series - talks about her writing, her inspirations and the fact that most of her books were written when she should have been doing something else...
Susanna Kearsley talks to Word Wenches
Historical novelist Susanna Kearsley - author of acclaimed books such as Mariana, Every Secret Thing and Sophia's Secret (aka The Winter Sea) - talks about her books and writing, her love of geneology and how she ended up climbing down a holy well in the name of research...
INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD JAY PARKER
BFKBooks (which helps raise awareness and funds for adults with Autism) interviews Richard Jay Parker about his book Stop Me.
THE NEXT 100 YEARS COVER STORY
If you think you know where the world is heading, think again. George Friedman, author of The Next 100 Years offers a taste of his predictions in the cover story for the New Statesman.
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