This week, Zoe is joined by international bestselling novelist Terry Hayes. His new novel, The Year Of The Locus, is our lates Radio 2 Book Club pick - and it's quite the page-turner.

It's been 10 years since Terry published his debut smash hit, I Am Pilgrim', but we think it has been worth the wait.

Zoe chats to Terry about what has taken his so long, the status of the film adaptation, his writing habits and if we'll have to wait another ten years for his next book.

Here's a little more info on Terry's new novel:

Zoe welcomes Sarah Davis, one of our Superstar Librarians, to the podcast.

She talks to Zoe about her love of reading, why she loves her job - and - recommends us a few books and authors too.

Zoe welcomes Caroline Bond to the Book Club to discuss her new novel, The Day We Left.

It's a powerful and moving story about identical twins, and Caroline draws on some of her own life experience for this book.

They chat about her writing routine, inspirations, habits and how some characters can steal the show (or book) even when they're only in it for a short time.

More on the book:

Oli and Joe are identical twins. But they will never be the same.

Sarah and Louise from a reading group in Westward Ho! join Zoe to chat about their book club and what books they have been reading and enjoying recently.

They recommend 'Lessons In Chemistry' by Bonnie Garmus and 'The Witch Elm' by Tara French - both which they have read as a group recently.

Zoe also discusses the importance of strong female characters in fiction and why Radio 2's very own Jeremy Vine was spotted on a Penny Farthing!?

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