Oct 27 2019 34 mins
Tune in as book blogger Charlie Place and author Nicola Cornick (House of Shadows; The Phantom Tree; The Woman In The Lake) discuss burning down your place of work in fiction, every day objects of ill repute, and solving Tudor mysteries yet to be solved.
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Question Index
00:48 Regency romance to time-slip novelist
01:50 House of Shadows research and creation process
06:29 What was it like burning down your place of work in fiction and what was the reaction?
12:38 Where is your interest in everyday objects from?
14:54 Why the obscure Mary Seymour?
18:27 Was The Woman in the Lake, with its flawed characters and abusive relationships, difficult to write?
21:49 Did smuggling really happen in Swindon? Do you think you might go back to the topic in a future book?
31:36 More about The Forgotten Sister
Purchase Links
House of Shadows:
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Waterstones
Hive
The Phantom Tree:
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Waterstones
Hive
The Woman in the Lake:
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Waterstones
Hive
The Forgotten Sister:
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Waterstones
Barnes & Noble
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