Neel Mukherjee: 'A good memory is perhaps the most invaluable tool in the novelist's arsenal'
Neel Mukherjee is a novelist and contributing editor to Boston Review.
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Polly Samson on Blue Peter badges, Margaret Atwood and taking walks as one of her characters
Polly Samson is a novelist, short story writer and author of lyrics for Pink Floyd.
One Day author David Nicholls on the books he loves - from the Moomins to Salinger and Kesey
David Nicholls is an author and screenwriter, whose novel One Day was adapted into a film starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess.
Award-winning author Lisa Appignanesi recalls reading Lady Chatterley’s Lover as a child and how she ‘fell' into fiction
Lisa Appignanesi is an award-winning author, who has written numerous non-fiction books and novels.
Award-winning Animalium author Jenny Broom on Winnie the Pooh and writing in her pyjamas
Jenny Broom is a children’s author and senior commissioning editor at Wide Eyed Editions, a new imprint of Quarto Publishing.
Grant Gillespie recalls being gripped by Animal Farm on Spanish childhood holiday – and almost missing the meeting that changed his life
Grant Gillespie's debut novel, The Cuckoo Boy, was published in 2010 and he has also worked as a screenwriter and actor.
How ‘Middlemarch for toddlers’ and George Eliot inspired Harriet Smart to write historical fiction
Harriet Smart is the author of eight historical novels and co-creator of software products for writers, such as Writer’s Café and Jutoh.
