Hannah Murray will start by looking at the bestseller lists on Amazon.co.uk and The Sunday Times, the oldest and most influential book sales chart in the UK, and seeing what new entries there are.
D.B. Singer brings a rare combination of lived experience to his fiction, drawing on a career spanning data and analytics, philosophy, psychology, and law. He has advised government, led businesses, and helped charities navigate how technology is reshaping society, while maintaining a lifelong fascination with ethics, identity, and the human mind. 'Singularity & Loneliness' is a near-future science-fiction novel about fragile relationships, artificial minds, and the cost of being human.
June Russell Laing's writing explores deeply rooted sectarian and class divisions, as well as the lives of those who seek alternative identities. 'The Price of Fealty' is Glaswegian historical fiction the examines queer identity and societal pressure of the 1940s.
S G Bell explores ideas that emerge at the intersections of his professional and academic experience. 'The Lost Tunnels of London' is set deep below the streets of London, where Dr Edward Sinclair is possessed, haunted, and confused as he uncovers a deadly secret.
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Liz Nugent. Before becoming a full-time writer, Liz worked in film, theatre and television. Her five novels have each been number one bestsellers, and she has won five Irish Book Awards, as well as the James Joyce Medal for Literature. Her latest addictively dark novel 'The Truth About Ruby Cooper' is about Ruby and her sister Erin, who live an idyllic life in their close-knit church community in Boston. But when Ruby is sixteen, she is involved in an incident that causes her family's world to implode.
Kristine Jensen is a lifelong writer whose work has spanned scripts, screenplays and storytelling for brands and organisations. Born and raised in South Dakota, she drew inspiration for her debut novel 'Wednesday Club' from the minutes of her grandmother's real-life women's club, which met for more than sixty years. It was a Gold Winner in the 2025 Global Book Awards, and is an uplifting tale of unlikely friendships, where a teen girl finds belonging among a band of unforgettable older women.
Evie Woods is the author of 'The Lost Bookshop', the number 1 bestseller that has now sold over a million copies. 'The Violin Maker's Secret' is her latest novel about three very different people who all become unlikely guardians of the same violin.
Holly B. Guttwinger is an author and podcaster from a small northern Ontario town. Her debut novel 'North of Broken & Furever Home' explore's a woman's complex relationship with her rescue dogs.
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