Helena Attlee tells George Miller about her unconventional start as a garden writer and her long-standing love affair with Italy.
Helena Attlee tells George Miller about her unconventional start as a garden writer and her long-standing love affair with Italy.
Alice Albinia speaks with Ann Morgan about travelling alone through Pakistan, prophetesses who can control the weather, the fact that Westminster used to be an island and female solidarity.
Linda Cracknell speaks with Doug Johnstone about starting to write short stories 'because they were short', the interaction between writing and place, her first novel set in the remote landscape of Caithness and her creative non-fiction work 'Doubling Back'.