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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
This week Nicola's very special guest is Sunday Times number 1 bestselling and New York Times bestselling writer Sarah Pinborough. If you don’t recognise her name you will probably know her work. She's a novelist and a screenwriter who has written both young adult and adult thriller, fantasy and cross-genre novels. She has had more than 20 novels published by several companies and her intense thriller Behind Your Eyes was a Netflix smash hit. Her chilling psychological thriller Insomnia has been turned into a TV series for Paramount Plus starring Vicky McClure - which is out now.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
Nicola's guest on this episode is Danielle Owen-Jones. She’s the author of two romantic comedies set up North: Stone Broke Heiress and Stuck With Him. Danielle is published by Bookouture (an imprint of Hachette UK) and is signed with Janklow & Nesbitt – one of the world’s leading literary agencies, and she’s currently writing her next book. Danielle worked in journalism and PR before launching a freelance content writing business. Originally from Southport, she now lives in Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria, with her husband and mischievous cockapoo Poppy who likes to distract her while she's trying to write.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
This week's guest is Dorothy Koomson, the London born, Leeds educated, now Brighton resident whose impressive writing career started in the library after school and through lots of daydreaming - she wrote her first novel at the age of 13 for her school friends. After studying journalism and working on magazines she continued to write on the train during her commute. It was in 2001 she wrote the Cupid Effect and signed with a publisher a year later. Since then she's been selected for a Richard and Judy summer read and gone on to write multiple bestsellers. Her latest, a compelling book club read, is called Every Smile You Fake.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
On this episode of Booky Nicola chats to Katie Fforde who writes compelling women's fiction from her base in the Costwolds. Best-selling is an understatement for Katie, who is never happier than with a notepad in her hand crafting a story with a happy ending. Katie is an author who understands the years of rejection many writers face and is proof it is possible to find your way even if life gets in the way. As a result she helps others and is a fantastic advocate for those starting out in their careers. Katie's new book - Island in the sun - is out now.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
Nicola's guest on this episode of Booky is Brian Groom, author of non-fiction and in particular the history of the North of England. Brian is a journalist turned writer whose first published book, Northerners: A History from the Ice Age to the Present Day was published in April 2022 by Harper North and became a national bestseller. His second book Made in Manchester: A People's History of the city that shaped the modern world is out this May.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
Nicola's guest on this episode of Booky is crime and thriller writer, Will Carver. He's an international best seller and the author of the January David series and the original Detective Pace series. His novels, Nothing Important Happened Today was longlisted for the Goldboro Books Glass Bell Award as well as the Theakstons Old Peculiar Crime Novel Of The Year Award. Hinton Hollow Death Trip was long listed for The Guardian's Not the Booker Prize and was followed by four standalone critically acclaimed literary thrillers. Will also hosts the Let's Get Lit podcast and his new book Upstairs at the Beresford is out now.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
Nicola's guest on this episode of Booky is Joanna Nadin, who wrote her first book in the basement of 10 Downing Street during summer recess. Around 100 books later for both children and adults, she's authored the Penny Dreadful series, the Flying Fergus series with Sir Chris Hoy and Joe All Alone (now a TV series). She's been a Richard and Judy bookclub choice, Radio 4 Book of the Year and Blue Peter Book of the Month. She also lectures on creative writing and publishing at the University of Bristol. Her latest novel, A Calamity of Mannerings, has been nominated for the Carnegie medal.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to Booky! The friendly, snob-free podcast for readers and for writers. Join journalist, writer and presenter Nicola Adam who will be asking authors from across the genre and geographical divides to share their ups and downs on their journey to publication. Plus a few tips for budding authors along the way. At the end of each podcast Nicola will share the latest news and opportunities for writers and book lovers.
Nicola's first guest on Booky is a true literary superstar. On this first episode in the series Nicola is joined by Milly Johnson. Milly, a champion for the North and women's fiction, has written many a page-turner which doesn't shy away from tackling difficult issues and challenges in relationships and modern life. She also celebrates the importance of friendships and community in her novels. She has sold more than 3 million books to date and is one of the top ten female fiction authors in the UK. Her latest novel, The Happiest Ever After, has recently been published by Simon and Schuster.
Booky is a National World podcast. National World runs many news brands across the UK including The Yorkshire Evening Post, The News in Portsmouth, The Scotsman and Manchester World.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Booky is your cosy, snob-free, genre-neutral, non confrontational corner of the pod-osphere for talking books, authors and writing. If you love to read, love to hear how your favourite authors started out or are trying to get your own writing career off the ground, you’ve come to the right place.
Journalist, editor and writer Nicola Adam will be chatting to authors and interesting people about their lives and careers, the books they love, and, about the obstacles they have overcome plus asking for their advice and tips. You’ll not get any literary snobbery here; everybody is welcome whether you read a book a day or a year, if you just love stories or simply enjoy listening to other people talk about their lives.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
