An interview with author Helen J Beal

Recently we interviewed local author Helen Beal. She is the author of 3 books and a collection of short stories.

We talk to her about her writing style, book clubs and…… Scrabble.

Local author Beryl Kingston talks to WBNW about early beginnings & changes in the writing industry.

Beryl Kingston is a prolific reader and fan of the Library. She has had a fulfilling career as a published writer and considers herself to be a “hybrid ” writer when it comes to genres. In this interview we ask Beryl about her past, influences and how the industry has changed over the years.

Poet & musician Rhian Edwards talks Clueless Dogs to WBNW & offers valuable writing tips.

Rhian Edwards is a musician & author of Clueless Dogs. A collection of her own poems which was published in May 2012. Rhian is winner of the John Tripp award for spoken poetry – The highest accolade for a performance poet in Wales . She has also won Poetry Book Society Choice for her pamphlet of poems Parade the Fib.
Cluesless Dogs was short-listed for the Forward Prize.
When Rhian is not performing, she resides in South Wales with her husband.

An Interview with Vanessa Gebbie, author of The Coward’s Tale

Vanessa Gebbie lives in East Sussex and is the author of The Coward’s Tale which was published in 2011 by Bloomsbury .  Here, she talks to WBNW about the book, her relationship to the Northern countryside and whether there really is a magic formula for short stories…

Screen writer, TV Producer & now author. Our interview with Tom Grieves.

Tom’s television credits include the likes of Being Human, The Palace, The Ghost Squad , The Runaway & more. He has worked both as a Producer & Executive Producer as well as a writer for the screen.

Now the author of début novel Sleepwalkers (and a new resident to Sussex!), we ask him how the transition has been and what’s next.

Jane Rusbridge talks to WBNW about new book ROOK & what it means to live in Sussex.

Jane Rusbridge, author of The Devil’s Music talks about new book ROOK, Sussex & working as a team.

Simon Toyne, author of The Key & Sanctus talks to WBNW.

We recently had the pleasure of asking best selling author Simon Toyne about his latest book The Key  – the follow up to his 2011 thriller Sanctus.