Loving the amazing Hatchards window on Piccadilly!

A truly wonderful book.

Such a brilliant, powerful book about love and courage. Happy PB publication day! 🥳🥳

Just read my daughter's undergrad dissertation: on ideas of migration and hospitality in the novels of Ali Smith's Seasonal Quartet. It's brilliant IMHO

I am delighted to share with you our 29th - yes, really - ⁦Women's Prize⁩ fiction shortlist. Hurrah! Congratulations to the novelists and publishers, and heartfelt thanks to the 2024 judging panel

A dark, terrifying journey into the mind of a psychopath, #ProfileK by Helen S Fields is out in hardback from Avon Books UK today! Happy publication day Helen.

Oh my this is good! EmmaChristieAuthor is #InHerShadow ‘In Her Shadow’. Thanks Paul Burke and Crime Time for the recommendation. #goodreads #crimeFiction #writingcommunity

Next time you hear a politician avoid addressing the content of the #CassReport due to the “toxicity” of the debate read this & understand which side of the debate is putting Dr Cass in fear for her safety & spreading disinformation.
thetimes.co.uk/article/3121a2…

This is going to be absolutely fabulous. An evening with 2 of my favourite people (also my favourite writers) - sure to be full of laughter, dark tales, inappropriateness & shocks. Do join us!

A reminder to all members of the Society of Authors to register to attend the Extraordinary General Meeting on May 2. There are important draft resolutions being discussed, but more than that, the issue relates to the independence and focus of the SoA and how we best support every

I wrote about what happens when the moral tide goes out
thetimes.co.uk/article/5e1c3d…

Happy publication day xx

Now we are really spoiling you! Join our evening of historical mystery with three bestselling authors Carmel Harrington Author Amanda Geard Sinéad Crowley Tickets are free. Books are available to purchase on the night.
📍 Pearse Street Library
📅 1 May, 6.30-8pm
🎟️ historiamag.com/historia-live-…

Congratulations Carmel!

The Lighthouse Secret is enjoying its second week at #2 in the Irish Times Bestsellers chart. (I’m such a middle child, always second 😂)
Thanks everyone for reading/sharing, book love is always appreciated 📖 My keepers wives are doing me proud! 🎉

I dislike euphemisms for dying. I wonder where the poor newly dead individual passed to. Or if he passed a test of some kind. My Yorkshire and Scottish heritage is hard like death itself. There was no passing when my teenage son died from a severed artery in his neck. Just blood

✍️«Esta novela es un viaje emocionante que nos deja con el deseo de explorar cada rincón de Marruecos y descubrir los secretos que esconde bajo su soleado cielo».

📘 folks.woods(IG) sobre 'TREN NOCTURNO A MARRAKECH', de Dinah Jefferies.

I love a book with a moral dilemma at its heart, and Anna Mazzola (is away) delivers several in this beautifully written novel. 17th century Rome is vividly conjured and delivered effortlessly and addictively in a book I genuinely couldn’t put down. #histfict fans - treat yourselves!

Emily Beilby Kaye: born 26 November 1885, murdered 15 April 1924. (13/13)

Today is the 100th anniversary of the death of Emily Kaye, a woman most people have never heard of.

Emily was born in Lancashire on 26 November 1885, and she was murdered by the man she loved on 15 April 1924.

She is also the inspiration for my novel Other Women. (1/13)