Max Adams explores the role that long-distance walking plays in his work and his life.
Ann Coburn considers the importance of creating a sense of place when writing for children and young adults.
Kathy Henderson shares the pleasure of global lullaby collecting, and highlights the enduring importance of this powerful, universal blend of words and music.
Harriet Castor is often asked how she first got published — but why is this question so popular, and is it really the right one to ask?
Alyson Hallett visits the watery landscape of the Somerset Levels, to encounter an enormous murmuration of starlings.
Tom Connolly takes us to a tiny fishing outpost in Scotland, only accessible by foot, which is where his first novel began.
Fraser Grace tours us around a town that might not be notable for much, but nonetheless has many hidden treasures.
Robin Etherington explores the influence of grand architecture on his writing, starting with Arundel Castle in West Sussex.