Talk Radio Europe

Formula 1 is the pinnacle of motorsports. Its competitors are the best drivers in the racing world. Its world champions constitute an even more elite cadre, numbering only thirty-five men (to date), arguably the greatest race drivers of all time.

Each of these world-class racer-athletes depends on an unbelievably complex F1 race car developed and supported by an extensive team including designers, engineers, aerodynamicists, and more. Formula 1 Champions Car by Car examines not only the men who have captured the top prize, but as importantly, the race car that carried them to their elite status.

From easing pregnancy discomforts to embracing the miracle of birth, this nurturing journal by prenatal yoga experts Tara Lee and Clare Daniell offers guidance, wisdom and support for expectant mothers every step of the way.

Catch Selina live - 'Lifestyles' Monday-Thursday from 14.00CET on tre.radio

They degraded her to the point where she'd become this sex thing - this thing that wasn't human, but an object - to the point where she believed that's what she was.

The world of abuse and grooming gangs couldn't have seemed further away from Kate's start in life but, as so many young women now know, that matters little.

Catch Selina live - 'Lifestyles' Monday-Thursday from 14.00CET on tre.radio

Guy Lloyd is our resident UK Publishing Expert. In a 40 year publishing career, Guy worked for some of the biggest publishing houses in the business, including Penguin Random House, BBC Books and Virgin. He joins us once a month for all the latest book news. This month he's paying tribute to the late, great Dolly Parton and her huge contribution to the world of books, and also Ted Smart, who founded The Book People. He's also mentioning the Library of the Year and the possible end to Who's Who?

M C Dutton has been involved with criminality for the past 20 years, having worked for the CPS in the East End of London, as well as considerable voluntary work with young offenders. A long time Samaritan, she has met some amazing people, but also the sad, mad and seriously bad. 'They Hunt in Packs' is her first-hand experience of the 2011 London riots. it's the 5th in the Singing Detective series. 

Anna McPartlin is an international bestselling author who published her first novel in 2006. In recent years she has turned her attention to scriptwriting for TV serial dramas featured on BBC, RTE Ireland and A&E America. Anna grew up in 1980s Ireland when many women remained in unhappy marriages, shackled by the Church and state. 'Her Final Hours' is her new police procedural crime novel inspired by the real-life murder of Antoinette Smith in 1987. 

...

J D Maduro is an American writer who has been living in The Netherlands for over 14 years. Her latest novel 'Kill Story' is a razor-sharp and darkly satirical novel about toxic workplaces, burnout and inter-generational conflict. 

A. T. Qureshi is a Pakistani, Muslim American who adores words. She is the author of The Baby Dragon Cafe series, alongside writing YA. Much of her childhood was spent being grounded for reading past her bedtime, writing stories in the backs of her notebooks, and being scolded by teachers for passing chapters under the tables. Through her writing, she wishes to inspire a love for the beautiful country and rich culture that informed much of her identity. 'Rider of Dragons' is the first part of a thrilling new Romantasy Duology. 

Jane Dalton is a journalist who has worked for some of Britain's leading media organisations. She is currently a senior reporter at The Independent. Her debut novel 'The Second Life of Anthony B' is a story about grief, second chances and learning to live again after devastating loss. It follows grumpy but lovable former actor Anthony Bothwell, whose lonely existence is shattered during one sweltering summer when he begins receiving emails from his flamboyant late wife, Maggie. 

Wendy Kenyon has worked in the film industry, public relations, and marketing. Her debut novel 'Caitlin's Not Sorry' tackles loss of identity and the realities of modern life.

Don't want to wait? Catch up with The TRE Book Show every Friday from 14.00 CET - repeated Sunday from 13.00CET