Love comes in all shapes, sizes… and levels of messiness. In Daughters, Lucy Fricke explores the relationships between Betty and Martha and their uniquely dysfunctional fathers, whilst celebrating female friendship in the weirdest and most darkly funny road-trip novel you will ever read. Here at NB HQ, we loved Daughters so much we selected it ...

The Young Survivors is inspired by the life of your own mother, I believe, and specifically her experiences during the Holocaust, can you tell us a bit about this background and the decision to transform it into this book? My mother was born in France in 1938. She lost her parents and two siblings, including ...

Congratulations on your new book – Beyond the Title – The Yearbook, can you tell us a bit about the book?    Well, since 2016 I’ve been developing a podcast called Beyond The Title where I interview a broad selection of figures from the world of entertainment and have been lucky enough to meet some ...

Grave’s End is William Shaw’s latest release and has had fantastic feedback in the short time since its publication. NB reviewer Philippa Coughlan met with him (virtually of course) to ask him some questions about the themes in his novel, his childhood in Nigeria, and plans for upcoming books. To have one successful crime series ...

Fresh off the back of scooping the Illustrated Book of the Year 2020 at the Sports Book Awards, NB caught up with Chief Sports Photographer for The Sun, Richard Pelham, whose life and work has been collected in his book A Life Behind the Lens. Can you tell us a bit about how the idea ...