Authors & Events
Morgan Dick on Family, Flaws and Finding the Funny

05 June 2025
In Favourite Daughter, debut author Morgan Dick delivers a funny, tender,
and emotionally rich novel about two estranged sisters thrown together by
their late father’s will. Tackling themes like grief, addiction, mental health,
and the complexities of family, Dick balances heartbreak with humour in a
way that feels both relatable and...
In conversation with Taylor Jenkins Reid

05 June 2025
Literary phenomenon Taylor Jenkins Reid first entered our consciousness with the hedonistic novel, Daisy Jones & The Six. Following a fictional rock band inspired by Fleetwood Mac, it was later turned into a successful TV series starring Elvis’s granddaughter, Riley Keough. So far, so cool. But it was The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo...
Fiza Saeed McLynn on Crafting the Dark Allure of ‘The Midnight Carousel’

13 May 2025
Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of The Midnight Carousel,
a spellbinding debut by Fiza Saeed McLynn. From a grief-stricken
carousel-maker in 1900s Paris to the glamour of 1920s Chicago,
this novel weaves together mystery, obsession, and love across
time. When a magical carousel resurfaces – bringing both wonder
and danger...
IN THEIR OWN WORDS | Emily Henry, Sophie Stava & Catherine Airey

13 May 2025
Three compelling novels, three unforgettable voices, each with a story
to tell on and off the page. From Catherine Airey’s haunting post-9/11
tale of family secrets in Confessions, to Sophie Stava’s twisty nanny-
in-too-deep thriller Count My Lies, and Emily Henry’s irresistible rivals-
to-lovers romance-meets-mystery in...
INK & APRONS | Kamini Pather is Unapologetically Indian-ish

17 April 2025
With her vibrant cookbook All Dhal’d Up, Kamini brings big flavour,
bold ideas, and a playful approach to modern Indian cooking. We sat
down with her to chat about everything from cauliflower risotto with
whitechocolate (yes, really) to fantasy dinner party guests like Linda
Belcher and Anthony Bourdain. Along the way, she shared her...