For the second batch of interviews from the Somerset Celebration of Literature, Joel and Ian talk to Karen Foxlee and Mick Elliott.

Karen Foxlee writes for children and adults, and her latest novel, A Most Magical Girl, is racking up acclaim.

Mick Elliott is a funny guy who writes funny books for younger readers and has worked on shows for Nickelodeon.

There will be more interviews from the festival in the coming weeks, as well as the regular podcast. Enjoy.

In the first of a series of podcasts recorded live at the Somerset Celebration of Literature, Joel and Ian talk to Alison Goodman and Rachael Craw.

Alison Goodman is a returning guest who's latest is The Dark Days Club: A Lady Helen Novel

Rachael Craw is about to release Shield, the last book in her YA trilogy, The Spark.

Both make for great guests, and there's more to come in the following weeks.

The always entertaining Michael Pryor returns to chat with Joel and Luke about serving your audience and writing within a genre. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Freelance writer and Twitter pun extraordinaire Elizabeth Flux (Junkee, Kill Your Darlings, The Lifted Brow) returns to the Morning Bell to talk about jobs in the writing industry. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Prolific author Greg Pyers, who is venturing into the world of crime fiction with The Unfortunate Victim, chats with Joel and Ian in the first podcast of the year. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

In the last podcast of the year, Joel, Luke, and Ian talk to The Brunswick Street Bookstore's store manager, Marie Robineau. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore!

Briohny Doyle, author of The Island Will Sink, chats with Joeal and Luke about dystopian fiction. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Steven Amsterdam, author of The Easy Way Out, chats with Joel and Ian. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Brooke Maggs joins Joel and Ian to discuss game narrative. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

New York Times bestseller Alison Goodman joins Joel and Ian this week to discuss unclear narrative. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.