Leigh Chambers welcomes Cambridge playwright and historian Sean Lang. Sean talks about how history shapes his theatre and what events have particularly inspired him. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers welcomes poet and priest, Malcolm Guite, who talks about how his faith influences his poetry and why he’s a fan of the sonnet. We also hear winning entries from the Rock Road Writing Competition which was open to children and young people aged 6 - 16. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers welcomes Tom Connolly who joins us to talk about his two novels The Spider Truces and Men Like Air, and why he’s inspired by particular places. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers welcomes relationship expert Susan Quilliam. Susan has written more than 21 books on the subject and, in 2008, revised the classic text The Joy of Sex. In 2015 she was named Dating Expert of the Year at the UK Dating Awards. She’ll be talking what makes a good self-help book and relationship. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers presents the fortnightly show featuring Cambridge-based writers. This week she welcomes Helen Callaghan. Helen’s debut novel, the psychological thriller, Dear Amy, was a Sunday Times bestseller. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers welcomes Una McCormack, author of both Star Trek and Doctor Who novels. She chats to us about the challenges and opportunities presented when writing for established characters and zealous fans. … [Read more...]

Leigh Chambers welcomes Sarah Burton, Course Director of the Masters Degree in Creative Writing at Cambridge University. Sarah talks about the work of the Institute of Continuing Education at Madingley Hall where the Masters is based, and what makes a great creative writing course. … [Read more...]