Kate braithwaite

Interviews

  • New Book – The Refuge by Jo Fenton

    Today I’m introducing my author friend, Jo Fenton, and her new book The Refuge which is released on Tuesday, May 28th. The Refuge is the sequel to The Brotherhood, a gritty psychological thriller set in a religious cult. What a page turner! I’m really looking forward to the sequel to see what happens to Jo’s…

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  • Facebook Live this Sunday

    I’m excited (nervous) to announce that I’ll be live on Facebook this Sunday (Jan 27th @3pm ET/8pm GMT) talking about my books and all things historical fiction. If you would like to join in, you’ll need to be a member of the Facebook group, The Fiction Cafe Book Club. This is a lovely closed group…

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  • Nancy Jardine – new historical novel alert!

    Today I’m happy to share news of a new historical novel from author Nancy Jardine. She’s visiting my blog to talk about her new release and other bookish things. Introducing Agricola’s Bane by Nancy Jardine Nancy, why did you write this particular story? Essentially, the next part of my clan adventures needed told! Agricola’s Bane…

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  • Introducing Montbel by Angela Wren

    Today I have an interview to share with author Angela Wren. Montbel is the third in her detective series set in France and featuring Jacques Forêt. Here’s the story: A clear-cut case?  A re-examination of a closed police case brings investigator, Jacques Forêt, up against an old adversary. After the murder of a key witness,…

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  • New book alert! – Costa del Churros

    Today I’m welcoming Isabella May who has a new book coming out soon with Crooked Cat Books… Muchas gracias for hosting me on your blog today to talk about my brand new novel with Crooked Cat Books! COSTA DEL CHURROS will launch on September 19th and is another romantic comedy which fuses all things foodie,…

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  • Introducing Alex Macbeth and The Red Die

    Introducing Alex Macbeth and The Red Die

    The body of a man with a red die in his pocket is washed ashore near a quiet village on the coast of the Indian Ocean in southern Africa. But what looked initially like a corpse that came in with the tide soon turns out to be a murder case that will lead Comandante Felisberto…

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  • Interview with Sarah Perry

    I am lucky enough to sometimes have the chance to ask other novelists questions about their work for the Historical Novel Society and write up feature articles. There’s always something more in the Q&A that I can’t work into the articles though. So here’s a chance to read the whole conversation. Talking about The Essex…

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  • Meet the blogger: “History the Interesting Bits”

    Today I’m beginning a series of interviews with history bloggers – a great source for writers and history lovers in general. I’m delighted to start with Sharon Connolly who writes one of my absolutely favourite history blogs, History The Interesting Bits! Sharon has a great eye for an interesting story and I particularly like her…

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