In this episode of the Reading Ramble, we talk to author Peter Kalu about his writing career, his creative process, and his involvement in the Lancashire Stories project. 

On this episode of the Reading Ramble, we talk to author Sarah Schofield about her writing background, how she researches for her writing, and her contribution to the Lancashire Stories project. 

On this episode of the Reading Ramble, we are joined by author Iqbal Hussain to discuss his background in writing, and to look at the story he has written for the Lancashire Stories project. You can find out more about Lancashire Stories by visiting https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/libraries-and-archives/libraries/lancashire-stories/

On this episode of the podcast we're looking at the Lancashire Book of the Year "Meet the Author" event that took place at UCLAN in Preston on Friday 17th June. In the episode you will hear us discuss the event, as well as hearing from some of the authors on this years shortlist, and some of the judges of the award.

In this episode of the Reading Ramble, we talk to children's illustrator and author Matty Long. Matty joins us to talk about the process of illustrating and writing, what his process looks like, and answers some questions from a podcast guest. 

On this episode of the Reading Ramble, staff from Lancashire Libraries talk about some of the books that can be found on the Reading Agency and BBC Art's "Big Jubilee Read" booklist. 

Libraries exist in the centre of the communities that they serve. For Local and Community History Month, staff from Longridge Library have spoken to current and former library staff to find out what it has been like to serve their community over the course of the last 70 years. 

On this episode of the Reading Ramble, we are joined by author Naomi Kruger to discuss her background in writing and to look at the story she has written for the Lancashire Stories project. 

In this episode of the Reading Ramble, we catch up with Lancashire Stories author Michael Davies, to talk about the writing of his short story, and learn more about his writing background. 

On this episode of the Reading Ramble, we talk to Antonia Charlesworth Stack about writing fiction, her hometown of Blackpool, and the fantastic story she has written for the Lancashire Stories project.