Creeping out of her kids’ bedroom after a night feed and trying not to wake the baby, Asia Mackay chuckled to herself as she considered how Army Special Forces training might be handy.
A biography of a war correspondent killed in Syria has won a literary prize in the centenary year of the awards.
American transplant surgeon Joshua Mezrich is a fun guy with a love of all things British. His disarming humour belies his gruelling work, creating life from loss.
It has been almost five years since crime writer Gillian Galbraith published a novel. The last by the author of the popular Alice Rice Mysteries – The Good Priest – launched in 2014.
She was the boss of Saturday night TV when viewing was at its peak, and Elaine Bedell was responsible for commissioning and producing some of the UK’s most popular shows – X Factor, Strictly Come Dancing, Britain’s Got Talent, and Saturday Night Takeaway.
The similarities between Jill Murphy’s Worst Witch books for children and Harry Potter have often been remarked upon by fans.
The saying “You couldn’t write the script” could have been coined for the wild life of zany entrepreneur-turned-author Nick Perry.
They brandished broomsticks, stirred cauldrons and cast spells – or did they? A new book, A History Of Magic And Witchcraft, debunks some of the myths surrounding witches. Author Frances Timbers tells Stevie Gallacher The Honest Truth about witches and witchcraft
Two love stories a lifetime apart, united by an unspeakable evil – Gordon Kerr’s first historic crime fiction is as complex as it is compelling.
Tears of joy rolled down my face and plopped on to the box before me.
Scotland’s hills should be alive with anticipation for the launch next week of homegrown author Jenny Colgan’s latest romance.