Authors Unedited

Episode Eight: Hallie Rubenhold

In episode eight of Authors Unedited, I speak to best selling and award winning author, Hallie Rubenhold. I met Hallie as she tours the paperback of her latest book, The Five. The Five is a phenomenon, a truly brilliant work of non-fiction, and I can't recommend it enough. We talk about the book, her writing life, and her forthcoming work. Hallie was enormously generous with her time and I was very grateful to get the chance to sit down with her. You can find out more about Hallie on her website: https://www.hallierubenhold.com and you can follow her on Twitter: @HallieRubenhold

Episode seven: Dr Helen Sedgwick

Dr Helen Sedgwick is the author of When The Dead Come Calling and I was lucky enough to catch up with her during her recent book tour. We talked about her life, her books, science, literary magazines, and so much more. She is enthralling and the book is brilliant! You can find Helen on Twitter: @helensedgwick

Episode Six: Chris McQueer

Chris McQueer is one of Scotland's finest writers. He's published two collections of short stories so far, and undoubtedly more brilliance is on the way. It was a pleasure to talk to him about his life, his work, and his hopes for the future. For fans of writing, for fans of Chris, this one is for you. You can find Chris on Twitter @ChrisMcQueer_

BONUS CONTENT! Episode five: Julie Galante

This is a special episode full of bonus content and audience questions from my discussion with artist and writer, Julie Galante. It's released on her birthday, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY JULIE!!!! You can find Julie on Twitter and Instagram @Julie_Galante and you can find out more about her art by visiting: https://www.juliegalante.com

Episode Five: Julie Galante

In episode five, I speak to Julie Galante. She is a writer and artist who lives in Edinburgh. We discuss writing, art, Scotland, a smattering of politicals, and so much more. Please note, this was recorded before the disasterous election, so there is some talk of that. I'm not just hopefully it was all a dream...it was a nightmare. You can find Julie on Twitter and Instagram @Julie_Galante and you can find out more about her art by visiting: https://www.juliegalante.com