Set against the backdrops of London and Thailand, Surrogacy: Our Family’s Journey is my first book and centres on our family’s intense, at times frustrating, and eternally-cherished adventure that led ...
Canadian artist Hannah Epperson is one of the most unique talents of the modern day. Unafraid to break out of pre-assigned boundaries, she’s an artist who’s not only skilled when ...
Upon the release of her second crime thriller, The Promise, Sally Jenkins shares her Top 10 Tips for writing a gripping thriller: Make the villain believable by giving them a ...
I’m a pole dance teacher. I started learning pole dance/fitness about ten years ago and fell in love with it after my first lesson. I come from a professional dance ...
It’s freezing outside, so why do you still feel like jumping into an ice cold swimming pool? It’s estimated that at any one time in the UK, 13 million women are ...
January is almost over and for the majority (a whopping 80%) of us, new year’s resolutions have already fallen by the wayside. With this in mind, what are you going to do to ...
Upon the release of Passport to Fame: The Diana Dors Story, author Huw Prall shares the top 10 things that you should know about Diana: “I’m the kind of girl ...
Following the release of her debut novel, Clarice, Imogen Radwan shares the top 10 things that her readers should know about her: I’m 21 and I live in Brighton, where ...
If you’d like to find out more, read Patricia Fara’s A Lab of One’s Own: Science and Suffrage in the First World War. Out now and only £18.99 from Oxford ...
by Susan Starkey author of Life After Death Beyond Doubt What happens to us when we die? Many people have their own individual theories; different faiths have different beliefs. The ...
Right now, there are more than 2 million entrepreneurs actively engaged in starting a business in the UK. Sadly, though, many of their ventures will never get off the ground. ...
Following the publication of In Search of Urchins, Annie Watson, shares the 10 things that her readers should know about her: I live in a small cabin on a holiday ...
Following the publication of Bright Sword, Christine Hancock shares her top 10 tips for turning a historical figure into historical fiction: If you want top write historical fiction, you might ...
By Rachel Lynch It’s one of our last true wildernesses. I’ve been hiking the Cumbrian fells since I was around six years old, and I always find new hidden corners. ...
By Anita Cassidy, author of APPETITE, a new novel from RedDoor Publishing, £8.99, January 2018 “Our enemy is sleep.” These are the words of Netflix online and their CEO, Reed Hastings ...
Born in Bangladesh, I have lived most of my life with my family in England. But Bangladesh will always command a very warm place in my heart. To my eyes ...
You are the architect of your experience. When unexpected events disrupt your plans and throw roadblocks in your life, it can be all too easy to believe that “Fate” is ...
My Nan, like many women of good taste, was an avid Mills and Boon fan. This short Welsh lady, who possessed an endless supply of patience and a wicked sense ...
I am rubbish at maths. Even though my protagonist, Dr Maria Martinez is a natural genius at maths and coding, I, however, am most definitely not. I haven’t quite revealed ...
When my sister and I were young, we ran an imaginary orphanage/child actor agency. Our dolls and teddies were under our care, whilst also being contractually obliged to give us ...
First love – isn’t that the romantic ideal? You meet when young, sweet, unsullied by all life’s murky complications. You know you have found your soulmate and once you are ...
