Episode 92 brings an author interview with New York-based literary fiction writer, Julia Kite talking about her debut novel, why she loves writing and how her day job feeds into the worlds she creates.
Julia describes herself as a New Yorker and ex-Londoner who can’t quit writing. She’s insatiably curious, eager to learn and passionate about writing. Her debut novel, The Hope and Anchor, was published in February 2018 and is available right now everywhere you can buy books.
Follow Julia on Twitter @JuliaKite and find more information on her website here.
This week’s Book Blogger’s corner comes from Emma Rose Hollands and her review of ‘The Traveling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa. You can find more of Emma’s reviews and blogs at whywordswork.wordpress.com and follow her on Twitter @ERHollands.
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