I live in Kirkham, Lancashire – about halfway between Blackpool and Preston. Originally from Northumberland, grew up in Hereford, spent early working life as a civil servant in Berkshire before that job was relocated to Lancashire in 1989. My children have flown to exciting new places so it’s just me and Fozzie, my adorable dog.Continue reading “Nigel Stewart”
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Emma Brand
I have always loved writing, but reconnected and fell in love with writing again during the COVID lockdown. I am a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, and am passionate about diversity and representation in my writing and exploring the complexity of relationship and friendship dynamics. My debut novel, Dial One For Revenge, is basedContinue reading “Emma Brand”
Emma Flint
I was born and grew up in Newcastle Upon Tyne, and graduated from the University of St Andrews with an MA in English Language and Literature. I’ve always written, ever since I knew what stories were, and since childhood, I’ve been drawn to true-crime stories. My first novel, Little Deaths, was inspired by a crimeContinue reading “Emma Flint”
Luna Hayes
I am a South African Indie author, I live with my husband and son on a small farm. Aside from being a homesteader I am also a home-schooling mom! I have always wanted to be a writer and met my very first author at age ten, he gifted me a copy of his book andContinue reading “Luna Hayes”
Cate Green
Writing has always been Cate’s “thing”. She loved writing stories and essays at school and has always been a bit of a grammar geek. She thinks that’s why she loves languages – impressively, she speaks fluent French and Spanish, and some Italian and Portuguese! Cate has always written for a living, as a radio andContinue reading “Cate Green”
Andy Ruffell
Although Andy had always wanted to be a writer, he didn’t have a serious go at it until he was 45. Being a writer was the only childhood dream that hadn’t been snuffed out by the realities of adult life. He was scared of trying to write a book and failing because that would haveContinue reading “Andy Ruffell”
Natalie Chandler
Natalie Chandler is the bestselling author of psychological suspense novels Believe Me Not and What We Did. When not writing, she loves dog walks, pub lunches and learning new languages while seeing the world. She divides her time between London and rural Lancashire, and shares her sofa with her husband and a collection of cockapoos.Continue reading “Natalie Chandler”
Alexandra Benedict
Despite wanting to be a writer since she was four years old, Alexandra took the scenic route, becoming an indie-rock singer, a composer for film and TV, an actor, and a university lecturer, before writing full time. She lives by the sea in Eastbourne with her husband, writer Guy Adams, their daughter Verity, and theirContinue reading “Alexandra Benedict”
Anna Britton
I live on the Isle of Wight with my husband and chronically clumsy Labrador. I love going on rambling walks and paddling about in my kayak. I’ve been writing for about ten years and I mentor other writers. I am an avid reader and have recently gotten a hammock that I spend a lot ofContinue reading “Anna Britton”
Alice Bell
My name is Alice Bell, aged 33 and ¾, and I started trying to write books when I was about 11. There followed 20 odd years of failure, during which I got a job writing about video games, got married, got divorced, moved several times and eventually ended up in Cork in Ireland, which isContinue reading “Alice Bell”