The Conversation with Nadine Matheson
Welcome to The Conversation with Nadine Matheson, where best-selling author of the 'Inspector Anjelica Henley' series Nadine Matheson sits down with fellow authors for insightful, honest, and entertaining conversations. Each episode dives deep into the world of writing, from the publishing journey to overcoming challenges, the experiences that shape their work, and anything else that comes up when great minds come together. Whether you're a fan of gripping stories or curious about the life behind the books, 'The Conversation' promises thought-provoking chats and moments of inspiration. If you'd like to be a guest or have a message or question, reach out to us at theconversation@nadinematheson.com. Finalist -Independent Podcast Awards 2024 *music: the coffee jam ©stereo_jam
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In this episode of "Coffee Break" author Beth Lewis joins me to talk about her stunning new historical crime novel, "The Rush". The gold rush narrative typically conjures images of rugged men panning rivers and staking claims, but Beth Lewis deliberately shifts focus to three women whose paths cross during the Yukon
Publication hasn"t come easy for Chris Bridges. After completing a first manuscript during the height of the pandemic while still working hospital shifts, Chris Bridges faced 50 agent rejections before finding his breakthrough through the London Writers Award. Now with his debut, Sick To Death, shortlisted for the McDe
Watch as a full video episode on YouTube! Subscribe to Adventures in Publishing-land"s own feed for future episodes or watch on YouTube! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the debut episode of Adventures in Publishing Land, a no-holds-barred
In this episode of "Coffee Break", bestselling and award winning author of "Take It Back", "Truth Be Told", "Next of Kin" and "Those People Next Door", Kia Abdullah joins me to talk about her new book, What Happens In the Dark. With her trademark twists and meticulous plotting, this novel delivers both a page-turning
Rachel Ward never planned to become an author. After 25 years working in local government, she began writing in her mid-30s simply to explore her creativity. Little did she know this casual exploration would lead to an international bestseller and a complete transformation of her life. During our conversation, Rachel r
What does it take to find your creative voice in a world that often pushes you toward the practical? In my conversation with debut author Mel Pennant, we explore the winding path that led to her debut novel "A Murder for Miss Hortense" , a journey spanning decades of creative exploration, professional balancing acts, a