Books

21 October 2019

Seven things I’d like my readers to know about me by Nikki Vallance

Author of Pivotal (Hashtag Press, £7.99, October 17th 2019, women’s fiction) I have no idea why I decided to set part of my debut novel, Pivotal, in Gloucestershire, except perhaps ...

21 October 2019

Seven things I'd like my readers to know about me by Jonathan Whitelaw

SEVEN has always been a bit of a mythical number. In fact, there are whole studies dedicated to the importance and symbolism the number has throughout human history. From superstitious ...

20 October 2019

Seven things I'd like my readers to know about me by Julia Kelly

I’m a proud Anglo-American. Although almost all of my books are set in Britain, I grew up a world away in Los Angeles. However, I’ve always wanted to live in ...

18 October 2019

Louis Theroux - Gotta Get Theroux This: My Life and Strange Times in Television [REVIEW]

Louis Theroux is a man after my own heart. As one of the reasons I decided I wanted to be a journalist, he is for me, and many others, one of ...
17 October 2019

Author Hannah Ellis discusses her new novel, The Bookshop of Hopes and Dreams

This was a book I never intended to write. What I didn’t realise when I started writing was that readers would become involved in my writing process. Tara, the protagonist ...

17 October 2019

Seven things I'd like my readers to know about me by Kelly Rimmer

While I’ve set my books in lots of different places, I live in rural Australia. I live in a beautiful, peaceful place, but for me, a big part of the joy ...

17 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Rachel Wells

A real Christmas tree Being a child of the 70s (totally giving away my age), I have memories - nightmares- of the silver artificial Christmas tree that my ...

16 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Emma Davies

All the Christmas films, from Love, Actually to Miracle on 34th Street, we have to watch them all.  Having all my family together.  My peanut sables - they’re really just ...

16 October 2019

Seven doggie diet tips to prevent obesity

Our dogs are members of the family and nourishing them with tasty treats helps us bond with them in a really powerful way. With the festive season drawing closer, we’ll ...

15 October 2019

Check out the stunning images from Michel Rawicki's new book Polar Bears

Introducing newest photography book by ACC Art Books, Polar Bears by Michel Rawicki. Michel Rawicki takes you on a journey thorough the artic with adorable photos of polar bears and ...

15 October 2019

Seven of the best drinking spots for night owls

They say New York is the city that never sleeps but London’s certainly not in bed by 8pm either. To put your night tube journey to good use, here’s a ...
15 October 2019

Seven things that help me to escape by Kim Nash

Kim Nash is Head of Publicity for Bookouture, now an author in her own right, is part of a book club, has her own book blog.   Her latest book is ...

15 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Jenny Hale

PRESENTS! We all know that a huge part of the holiday is gift-giving. Put together a care-package for someone special or find a local charity. Especially around the holidays, schools and ...

15 October 2019

Three myths about old age by Zvi Lanir

Aging and Old Age are two different things. Aging is a biological process. “Old Age” is the last stage in human life that ends of the human life cycle. The ...

14 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Donna Ashcroft

The annual family pantomime (as traditional and saucy as can be) The smell of the Christmas tree - and the baubles collected over the years from holidays, or made by ...

14 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Karen Clarke

Spending time with loved ones A roaring log fire My mum's home made Christmas cake ...

14 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Tilly Tennant

I’m sure most people would have this at the top of their list. It’s not until we’re all gathered back at home – school or college have broken up, work ...

14 October 2019

How to spot a dating scam

Romance fraud is more common than we think and is has grown by 30% each year. With divorce and families scattered around the world, loneliness is big business. In 2015, ...
14 October 2019

Six tips to becoming a modern matriarch by owning your power

Are you ready to stop whining about not being heard? About being exhausted? About trying but never succeeding? ...

14 October 2019

Breast Cancer: How to be truly helpful by Alison Porter

Alison Porter, author of Stronger Than Before: Take Charge Of Your Healing To Survive And Thrive With Breast Cancer, talks us through conversations for family and friends. Learn more about ...

14 October 2019

Read an exclusive extract from BOSH! How To Live Vegan by Henry Firth and Ian Theasby

The easiest way to get guaranteed animal-free clothes is to hunt down brands that specialise in vegan or cruelty-free clothing. You can easily find out this information online, since most ...

14 October 2019

Seven things I'd like my readers to know about me by Kate Griffin

Kate Griffin writes for Female First on the release of Kitty Peck and the Parliament of Shadows, the fourth book in her Kitty Peck series. Writing is a way for ...

14 October 2019

Read an exclusive extract I Carried A Watermelon by Katy Brand

This is the book I have always wanted to write. I just hadn’t realised it until 2019, the year of my fortieth birthday. My husband asked me what I wanted ...

14 October 2019

Seven things that make my Christmas complete by Rosie Curtis

We always put up our decorations on the first of December. Years ago we used to stick to the “twelve days before and twelve days after” rule but December is ...