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‘It could have been the last song ever played on Titanic’– Ellie Stevenson
We seem to be having a run on reincarnation here. My guest this week has a haunting tale with two timelines, one in the present and one aboard the magnificently doomed RMS Titanic. She first had the...
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‘Music kept me exploring the internal turmoil’– Vivienne Tuffnell
My guest this week says her fiction explores the hidden side of human existence, delving into mysticism, the paranormal and deep psychology – and her latest novel was sparked by a disturbing dream. Its...
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The Undercover Soundtrack – Vivienne Tuffnell
‘Obsessive love underlies the whole novel’ Once a week I host a writer who uses music as part of their creative process – perhaps to open a secret channel to understand a character, populate a...
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‘Is there life after death?’ Christina Banach
My guest this week is releasing her debut novel, a tale of love, loss and friendship centring on a pair of twins. She says that music was her anchor while she was brainstorming ideas and exploring the...
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The Undercover Soundtrack – Christina Banach
‘Is there life after death?’ Once a week I host a writer who uses music as part of their creative environment – perhaps to connect with a character, populate a mysterious place, or hold a moment still...
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‘Summoning Christmas in July’– Jan Ruth
Yes, this week we have a seasonal Undercover Soundtrack – and one that examines the imaginative lengths a writer has to go to. When you hunker down to read a Noelish tale on a snuggly sofa with snow at...
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The Undercover Soundtrack – Jan Ruth
‘Summoning Christmas in July’ Once a week I host a writer who uses music as part of their creative environment – perhaps to connect with a character, populate a mysterious place, or hold a moment...
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