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In My Good Books

In My Good Books is the podcast for book lovers everywhere. Hosted by book reviewer and lifelong reader Susie Green, each episode features relaxed conversations with authors and fellow book lovers. We talk about the stories that stay with us, the books we can’t stop recommending, and the creative process behind the page. Whether you"re in a reading slump or your TBR is already overflowing, this podcast is here to inspire your next great read. New episodes every week — follow to never miss a

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Episode 64: Helensburgh Book Festival 2026 Programme...

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2026/02/09

In this special episode of In My Good Books, I’m sharing everything you need to know about the Helensburgh Book Festival 2026 programme, a much-loved literary festival taking place on Scotland’s west coast from Friday 27th to Saturday 28th March 2026.Nestled in the beautiful seaside town of Helensburgh, this intimate festival has built a strong reputation over the past four years for championing reading as a form of well-being, creating space for thoughtful conversations, and bringing readers and

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Episode 63: Lucy Lapinska on Some Body Like Me....

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2026/02/05

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by award-winning author Lucy Lapinska (also known as L.D. Lapinski) to talk about their debut adult novel, Some Body Like Me, a sharp, emotionally resonant speculative thriller that explores identity, ownership, and what it really means to inhabit a body.Lucy discusses the inspiration behind the novel and how ideas around bodily autonomy, capitalism, and climate catastrophe shaped the world of the story. We talk about the intense writing process,

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Episode 62: Interview with author Tanya Sweeney

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2026/02/02

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by journalist and author Tanya Sweeney to talk about her brilliant debut novel, Esther is Now Following You, a sharp, funny and unsettling exploration of social media, celebrity culture and parasocial relationships.Tanya has spent over fifteen years working in journalism, and we talk about how that background shaped her move into fiction, from finding her voice on the page to learning how to build fully rounded, believable characters. At the heart of

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Episode 61: Interview with author C.E Hulse

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2026/01/29

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by author Caroline Hulse, who writes crime fiction under the name C.E. Hulse, to talk about her brilliantly inventive novel Vivian Dies Again. Known for acclaimed contemporary novels like The Adults and Reasonable People, Caroline chats about making the leap into crime fiction and why this genre has always been close to her heart.We dive into the irresistible time-loop concept at the centre of the novel, where Viv wakes up at the same family party

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Episode 60: Interview with author Alexandra Potter

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2026/01/26

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by bestselling author Alexandra Potter to talk about her latest novel, So I Met This Guy , a smart, funny and deeply moving story about heartbreak, reinvention and the power of female friendship.Alexandra shares the surprising inspiration behind the story and we also talk about Alexandra’s love of writing character-driven fiction, particularly stories that centre female friendships and intergenerational relationships. This conversation is a thoughtful

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Episode 59: Interview with author Sean Watkin

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2026/01/22

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by crime writer Sean Watkin to talk about his dark, character-driven police procedural Better Off Dead, the second novel in his DCI de Silva series.Sean chats about his writing journey, including the surprising fact that Better Off Dead originally began life as a horror novel before a tutor encouraged him to try crime fiction – a change that completely transformed his career. We discuss how that shift helped him find his voice and why crime was the

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Episode 58: Interview with author Silvia Saunders

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2026/01/19

In this episode of In My Good Books, Susie is joined by debut novelist Silvia Saunders to talk about her beautifully observed first novel, Homesick. Set during the uncertain years of early adulthood, the book explores friendship, love, jealousy and mental health through the eyes of Mara, a librarian trying to navigate adulthood while living with her childhood best friend.Silvia discusses how Homesick captures that messy in-between stage of life where nothing feels settled. The novel examines what

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Episode 57: Interview with author Caroline Mitchell

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2026/01/15

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by bestselling author and former police detective Caroline Mitchell to talk about her remarkable writing career and her latest psychological thriller, The Ice Angels.Caroline has published an astonishing 23 novels since leaving the police, and in this conversation she shares how her background in law enforcement shapes her crime writing, from authentic investigative detail to the emotional realities behind the cases. We discuss her writing process,

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Episode 56: Interview with author Laura Pearson

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2026/01/12

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by bestselling author Laura Pearson to talk about her latest novel, What Happened That Summer. We discuss the inspiration behind What Happened That Summer, including how the idea came to Laura unexpectedly while travelling, and why she knew this was a story she had to tell. Laura also explains the unique podcast-style format used in the novel and how it allowed her to explore character, memory and truth in a fresh and engaging way.Laura shares her

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Episode 55: Interview with author Carole Hailey

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2026/01/08

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by novelist Carole Hailey to talk about her gripping debut novel, Scenes From A Tragedy.We discuss how Carole was drawn to writing about a devastating plane crash in the Lake District and how her background in law shaped the way she approached research, investigation and storytelling. Carole shares her fascination with exploring the aftermath of tragedy rather than the moment itself, and how the ripple effects of loss can be just as compelling as the

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Episode 54: Interview with author D.V. Bishop

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2026/01/05

In this episode of In My Good Books, I’m joined by award-winning author D.V. Bishop to talk about his brilliant historical crime series set in Renaissance Italy. We explore the world of Cesare Aldo, a crime investigator navigating a corrupt justice system while living as a gay man in a deeply repressive society.David shares how his fascination with historical criminal justice led to the creation of the series, and why Carnival of Lies feels like such a pivotal novel. We talk in depth about character

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Episode 53: What's Hot for 2026 with Philippa Hall of...

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2026/01/01

What happens when two book podcasters try to narrow the entire publishing world down to just ten books? In this episode, Susie is joined by Philippa Hall, host of the hugely influential Quick Book Reviews podcast, for a wide-ranging conversation about podcasting, books, and the power of the bookish community.Together, Susie and Philippa reflect on the realities of creating book content - from the joy and connection it brings, to the moments when motivation wobbles and feedback feels overwhelming

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Episode 52: Interview with author Abigail Dean

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2025/12/29

In the final episode of the year, Susie is joined by one of her all-time favourite writers: Abigail Dean, the internationally bestselling author of Girl A, Day One, and her extraordinary new novel The Death of Us.Across her three novels, Abigail has become known for exploring trauma, memory, survival and the complicated ways people love each other through unthinkable circumstances. The Death of Us - Susie’s Book of the Year and the most-recommended title by authors on this podcast - follows Edward

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Episode 51: Interview with author Anna Bailey

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2025/12/22

In this week’s episode, Susie sits down with bestselling author Anna Bailey to talk about their novel, Our Last Wild Days. Set in the humid, eerie landscape of rural Louisiana, the book blends literary fiction with the pace and atmosphere of a thriller, exploring small-town secrets, loyalty, and the places we run from but never quite escape.Anna opens up about why the American South has always pulled at their imagination, how they build layered, deeply human characters, and why authenticity, right

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Episode 50: The Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize 2026

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2025/12/20

In this special episode of In My Good Books, Susie shines a spotlight on the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize, a writing competition that has become genuinely life-changing for many unpublished authors. She’s joined by literary agent Hellie Ogden, alongside prize winners Catherine Chanter and Megan Davis, to demystify the entry process and talk honestly about what the prize can offer writers at the very start of their careers.This episode is packed with encouragement, writing tips, and real-world

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Episode 49: Interview with author G.D. Wright

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2025/12/15

In this episode of In My Good Books, Susie talks with author G.D. Wright about his turbulent year, his creative resilience, and the release of his latest novel, Into the Fire. Gary opens up about navigating serious health challenges while continuing to write, and how the support of the author and book blogging community helped carry him through.We explore the moral dilemmas that drive his storytelling, his instinctive writing process, and how he builds layered, morally complex characters. Gary also

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Episode 48: Interview with author Emma Steele

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2025/12/11

In this episode of In My Good Books, Susie is joined by author Emma Steele to talk about her deeply moving novel The Love of Our Lives, a story that blends emotional authenticity with a quietly powerful speculative twist. Emma talks about the inspiration behind Maggie, a woman navigating life a year after a heart transplant, and the intense emotional struggle that still shadows her recovery.From the craft of building a powerful narrative hook, to the importance of keeping the stakes emotionally

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Episode 47: Interview with author Natasha Siegel

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2025/12/08

In this episode, Susie sits down with author Natasha Siegel to dive into her dark, atmospheric, and deeply thought-provoking gothic fantasy novel, As Many Souls As Stars. They explore the book’s genre-blending heart - part historical fiction, part sapphic gothic, part Faustian re-imagining, and how Natasha uses three time periods to interrogate the portrayal of women across history.Natasha chats about her writing process, drafting and redrafting her way into the emotional core of the story, and the

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Episode 46: Interview with author J.M. Simpson

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2025/12/04

In this episode of In My Good Books, Susie sits down with crime fiction author J.M. Simpson to talk about her new novel The Ophelia Murders, the first instalment in her Whistler’s Peak series set deep in the Scottish Highlands. Jo shares the inspirations behind her setting, how she approaches character development, and why her writing process is driven by instinct rather than rigid planning.We also dive into her journey into self-publishing, including the freedom it gives her as a storyteller and

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Episode 45: Interview with The Anonymums authors...

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2025/12/01

In this episode of In My Good Books, Susie chats with authors Emilie Castera and Eve Goodfellow about their witty and fast-paced crime novel, A Bloody Merry Murder. Written as a duo, Emilie and Eve share how they bring their characters to life through alternating chapters, creating distinct voices and an addictive reading experience.The pair open up about the realities of self-publishing, from editing and cover design to the marketing hustle required to make their book stand out. They also reflect

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