Rachel Fuller recently appeared on BBC Radio London to discuss her upcoming book, 'BEE', ahead of its release on February 6th, 2025. She shared the inspirations behind the story, drawing from her passion for music and mental health advocacy. The book’s launch coincides with Children’s Mental Health Week, highlighting its themes of resilience and self-discovery

Tim Minshall, Bernie Bulkin and Fiona Dear discuss the world of manufacturing and future sustainability with Tom Sutcliffe on Radio 4's 'Start the Week'.

From a book-loving family to nursing and finally authorship, Diana O'Neil discusses her unconventional path to publishing 'Sorrows Yield'. In this Q&A, she shares insights on self-publishing, the importance of trusting readers and how understanding our family history shapes who we become.

In this Q&A, Martin Stagg shares insights into the journey of documenting experiences as a GP, inspired by family and friends' encouragement and the unique stories from general practice. Notable moments include interactions with memorable patients like Annie, a dementia sufferer with vivid old memories. The discussion covers the evolving role of GPs, the challenges of writing and publishing, and advice for aspiring authors. The author also reveals future writing projects, including a non-fiction book about a blind cobbler and a novel featuring a retired GP.