Holly Ringland is the international bestselling author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. She chats about her brand new novel, The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding, and the massive hurdles she had to jump over to bring the story to life.

Children's author Kate Temple chats about her new middle grade novel, The Dangerous Business of Being Trilby Moffat. Plus, why you might need to rewrite your entire manuscript from scratch and how to do it!

Jayden Boundry is a Wadjak Balardong Noongar and a Badimaya Yamatji. He chats about his new picture book, Noongar Boodja Waangkan, teaching the Noongar language and embracing Country and culture.

Paul J. Laverty chats about his new collection of short stories: In the State of Excitement. Plus, his tips for independent publishing and how to successfully market your own work.

Bestselling author Petronella McGovern chats about her new novel, The Liars, plus the importance of a strong first chapter and her tips for making sure it stands out.

Fiona Hardy is an author, book seller and crime book reviewer. She's written the middle grade novels How to Make a Movie in 12 Days, How to Write the Soundtrack to your Life, and How to Tackle Your Dreams. She explains why it's 100% necessary to torture your characters if you want to write a good book. Plus, the big tips she's learnt as a bookseller.

Psychological thriller author Megan Goldin chats about her latest novel, Stay Awake. Plus, her tricks for keeping readers on the edge of their seats.

All eyes are on the music industry in Katharine Pollock's debut novel, Her Fidelity.  Inspired by her own experience working in record stores, the book exposes the harsh reality for women in music. 

Allison Tait is the internationally bestselling author of middle-grade adventure series The Mapmaker Chronicles, The Ateban Cipher and the Maven & Reeve Mysteries. She also co-hosts the Your Kid's Next Read  and So You Want to be a Writer podcasts. Allison shares her secrets for making it as a successful author.

Finance writer Michelle Bowes is helping girls rule their finances with her new book Money Queens. She chats about making finance an accessible subject, the gender pay gap and publishing non-fiction.