The Bone Shard Daughter author talks how Asia has influenced her novels, her favourite epic fantasy stories, and celebrating Lunar New Year in lockdown.

Introducing: Jennifer Saint. The Ariadne author talks Greek mythology, the online book community, and always finishing your book before you submit.

Voracious Reader, Budding Yogi, and Organisational Guru. Kiya Evans talks about how she came to be the assistant at Mushens Entertainment, what she loves to read, and what she is looking forward to at her new job.

To celebrate Halloween, we have compiled some of our favourite Reading Group questions for the spooktacular book, The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell.

With September and October being the busiest months for a literary agent, we asked Juliet Mushens to tell us exactly what she does at work every day. Spoiler alert: there are a lot of emails!

Introducing: Lianne Dillsworth. To celebrate Black History Month, the author of the upcoming Age of Monsters talks about her favourite Black Historical novels, why readers are going to fall in love with her character Zillah, and how crafting a synopsis focuses your writing.

In publishing you hear the dreaded words ‘THE PITCH’ very often. So what is it? Why is it important? And how do you write one? Read this and find out!

Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club has now sold in 28 territories and counting as it remains #1 on the Sunday Times Bestseller for the second week in a row.

Introducing: Peter Newman. The author talks about the last book in The Deathless Trilogy, Greek gods, and how to always finish your manuscript before submitting.

Curious about how to break into the publishing sector? Liza talks about her experience and offers hints on how to find internships and land your dream job.

Introducing Laura Lam: the Sunday Times Bestselling author of Seven Devils talks about rebel fighters, connecting with readers, and what's coming next.

Introducing Claire Douglas. The author of Just Like the Other Girls talks about finding an agent, seeing your book in stores, and what’s coming next.

We ran a poll on twitter to see what content people most wanted to see next and ‘Researching agents’ won by a landslide! Juliet is here to tell you a bit more about researching agents and how to find the best one for your book.

Introducing: Gray Williams. The author of Strange Ways talks about his first novel, the joy of hearing his audio book for the first time, and what’s coming next.

Hi readers! I’m Kiya and have been interning with Juliet and Liza for the past two weeks. Here’s a little bit about my experience and what I’ve been up to.

So you’ve read our blogs and written and edited your book brilliantly, finished a great synopsis, and attached the perfect cover letter. Great news – an agent offers you representation! Now what? Here’s some advice on what to do and what to ask.

Meet the inspirational muses behind our authors: their pets!

Wondering how to write a synopsis? Read this post to learn the best ways to summarise your story in two pages.

Introducing Buki Papillon. The author of An Ordinary Wonder talks about her debut novel, what she wrote when she was eight years old, Yoruba proverbs, and what’s coming next