You can preorder Adam's book here: Fallen Feathers by Adam Howorth | Waterstones

Bookshops we discuss:

1. Daunt Books Marylebone | Daunt Books

2. Books on the Rise - Bookshop Richmond

Book Choices:

Bookshops:

1. Kemptown Bookshop

2. Octavias Bookshop

You can find out more about Cathy's work here:

My guest this week is Jamie West! You can read more about him here: Jamie West Author

His bookshop recommendations were:

My guest this week is Lola Reid Allin - Pilot and Author

You can pre-order her book here: https://www.amazon.com/Highway-Sky-Lola-Reid-Allin/dp/1647428009

Female WestJet pilot posts passenger's sexist note on Facebook - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/female-westjet-pilot-posts-passenger-s-sexist-note-on-facebook-1.2559603#:~:text=%22To%20David.,are%20not%20for%20ladies%20anymore.%22

Ontario pilot pens memoir to share career experiences - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-pilot-pens-memoir-1.7225798

My guest this week is Fiona Baron!

You can read more about her work here: Fiona Barton

The bookshops she recommended is: Heffers Bookshop | Cambridge | Facebook

My guest this week is Tom Mead!

You can read more about his work here: Tom Mead (tommeadauthor.com)

The bookshops he recommends are:

- Bodies in the Bookshop

- Scarthin Books Cromford

Tim has been a science junky from a young age, and for as long as he can remember has wanted to understand how things worked. On seeing the sea for the first time as a toddler, he stared at the waves for a while before asking his parents, ‘Why do they go and up and down?’ His teachers at Barton C of E Primary School, Comberton Village College, and then Hills Road Sixth Form College – all state schools in Cambridgeshire – encouraged his love of science.

After completing his A-levels, Tim spent a year teaching in rural Zimbabwe with the organisation Project Trust, before returning to the UK to study Biology at the University of York. He went on to be awarded a doctorate from Imperial College London in 1994, before working for the Zoological Society of London, the University of Cambridge, Imperial College and then, from 2013, the University of Oxford where he is Professor of Biology, joint head of the Department of Biology, and a professorial fellow of Jesus College.

Tim’s research investigates the ecological and evolutionary consequences of altering predator population sizes on natural ecosystems. He uses a mix of mathematical models, observations of animals in their natural environments, and experiments in the laboratory.

Tim lives with his wife, Sonya, and dog Woofler, in Oxford.

You can find Caper here:

You can find out more about Patrick's books and order them here: Patrick Worrall (penguin.co.uk)

Graham's book can be pre-ordered here: Dead Ground

Ilaria's book can be pre-ordered here: