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Hannah Murray will start by looking at the bestseller lists on Amazon.co.uk and The Sunday Times, the oldest and most influential book sales chart in the UK, and seeing what new entries there are.

Joseph Coulson is a novelist, poet, playwright and musician. His latest novel 'The Prince of Memphis' is grounded in pop culture and immerses readers in a dreamlike journey from Detroit to Las Vegas to the birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll. Along the way we encounter a haunted jukebox that plays whatever it wants, a Hall of Fame junkyard of Elvis memorabilia and a tattooed lady who gives tours of her body. 

Emily Hourican is the author of seven novels including 'A Kennedy Affair' Her latest novel 'A House in Winter' was inspired by Princess Margaret and Lord Snowden's ill-fated non-official visit to Ireland in 1965, during the height of their marriage difficulties, where IRA petrol bomb attacks confined them, without electricity, for 48 hours. 

Lynne McEwan is a former newspaper photographer turned crime author. 'A Cold Harbour' is set in the wood and water near Solway Firth. It's part of a police procedural series that takes the reader on a journey to the atmospheric wilds of Scotland. 

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N J Hatton is an award-winning screenwriter and director who founded and ran his own media company for over fifteen years, where he created short films, and worked with some of the biggest kids brands. 'Truth Will Out' is about a hit and run, a deadly secret, and an accidental killer playing both sides.

Sean Watkin was born and raised in Liverpool. He draws on his own experience as a gay man, and his experience with PTSD to write both of the leading characters. 'No Place Left' is a dark and gritty crime novel set in Liverpool.

Rae Starling is the pseudonym of Rachel Sargeant, a bestselling suspense author who writes about captivity, control and manipulation. 'An Ordinary House' is a horror-adjacent thriller about survival.

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