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Today we talk to author Lev Rosen about writing YA fiction featuring queer teens and his books CAMP and JACK OF HEARTS… Without giving too much away can you tell

It’s lovely to welcome children’s author Jackie Marchant into The Reading Realm today to talk to Ian Eagleton about her Dougal Daley series and her next book! I wondered if

James Carter’s collection of poems ‘Zim Zam Zoom!’ was shortlisted for the CLiPPA 2017 and today he joins Ian Eagleton in The Reading Realm to talk about his new collection

It’s World Book Day and we’re thrilled to welcome author Elle McNicoll into The Reading Realm to talk to Ian Eagleton about her thrilling and moving new book SHOW US

Today children’s author Saviour Pirotta joins Ian Eagleton in The Reading Realm to talk about the Wolfsong series, which is set during the Stone Age… Without giving too much away,

Today, children’s poet Shauna Darling Robertson joins Ian Eagleton in The Reading Realm to talk about her magical, mysterious and delightful new poetry collection Saturdays at the Imaginarium… Without giving

We are really excited to share these links with you, so that you can pre-order a copy of our LGBT+ inclusive children’s picture book NEN AND THE LONELY FISHERMAN! Releasing

Today Benjamin Dean joins Ian Eagleton in The Reading Realm to talk about his debut book Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow! Without giving too much away,

Maz’s debut children’s novel Who Let the Gods Out was published by Chicken House in February 2017 and we don’t think she’s stopped since! Today she is lowered, Mission: Impossible style, into

We’re thrilled to welcome Elle McNicoll into #TheRealm today to talk about A Kind of Spark! Firstly, congratulations on A Kind of Spark winning Blackwell’s Book of the Year Award!

We are thrilled to author welcome Caryl Hart into #TheRealm to talk about her warm, engaging and colourful new book Mini Monsters: Can I Be The Best?, which is illustrated

Before the pandemic struck, I got the chance to interview Dean Atta about one of my favourite books The Black Flamingo, which is a moving, lyrical, up-lifting and hopeful novel