Little Miss Morfett Chats to Authors

Charles came to chat about his new book, Play Me, about writing comedy crime, his former career in screen writing, and a whole lot more. 

Anthony came to chat about his new series, starting with The Conservatory. A cozy mystery, featuring Miss Lily, homeopathy, tarot, and a whole lot else besides. 

Martin Davies, author of the Mrs Hudson series, based on the housekeeper from the Sherlock Holmes stories, Martin has taken her and given her a new helper, and follows their adventures. Book 8 in the series, Mrs Hudson and the Belladonna Inheritance is published by Allison and Busby on 22nd January 2026. Martin has really interesting stories about his books came to be. 

The second half of my chat with Alan Meredith about his new book Valhalla. 

Part 1 of chatting to Alan Meredith about his new book Valhalla.

Neil came by to chat about his new Palace series, staring with Murder at the Palace, set in Hampton Court Palace in the early 1890's. Firmly in the cozy crime genre, this was a really fascinating chat. 

Charles came to chat about his screenwriting career, how he became a novelist, and much more besides. https://charles-harris.co.uk/

T.G. came to chat about the latest book, number 7, in her Bow Street Society series. So interesting. I always love chatting to TG about these books.

Caroline came to chat about her newest novel, the Reappearance of Frankie Whittle and her journey into writing and many other things.

Jason came to chat about his fascinating journey to becoming an author, accidentally running a bank, running a museum then back to being an author. Also hear him talk about his fascinating books set before World War 2. https://amzn.eu/d/iI9ODbw

Leigh came by to chat about her latest Geraldine Steel book, number 22. We spoke about the differences of publishing for that long and whats changed.

Louise, author of five psychological thrillers, came to chat about her latest, The Festival. Which I loved. Two women attend the must see festival in Wales and it all starts to go wrong.

Living in the English countryside I already had a couple of careers before I became an author. Having been a Family Lawyer and Family Mediator I became a District Judge in the year 2000 and officially retired from judging in early 2021.Sitting on complex family cases did not leave me much time for my interests of writing and sketching but when I had free-time I tried to visit interesting places .I...

Guy came to chat about his debut paranormal suspense novel The Cubicle at the End, what inspired him to write it and where the characters came from, along with the little easter eggs he may or may not hide in them. Available on Amazon here https://amzn.eu/d/05WvddyE

Mark came by to chat about his journey to publishing, Stephen King, easter eggs, might have mentioned Greece once or twice. A really fun chat, and a great insight into never giving up on your dream.

Author of the historical novels set in 1400's Florence, David spoke about his long journey to publication and the fun he's had along the way. A really fun and funny chat.

Author of Arthurian and Regency romance.

Traci is a womens fiction author, and also a childrens writer. It was fascinating to learn about her process and how her books just flow. The story of her first book is wonderfully heartwarming too.

Jody came by to chat about her new historical crime novel. The Small Museum set in 1873 London. We also touched on fangirling over authors. A really fun interview.

Lorraine came by to chat about her new book, her writing process, choosing character names and book titles, and much more.

Hilly came by to chat about all her book so far, her psychological thrillers, middle grade books, horror and her branch off into slight sci-fi under the psuedonym Billy Hill. She shares her stories of being with different publishers and self publishing.

Malcolm came by to chat to me about his new book, The Edge of the Land. Some teasers from Harrogate series

Julie came to chat about her book The Midnight Man, published by Hobeck Books, set in London 1946. This was a really fascinating chat, and made me want to go away and google!

Sue, an ex journallist and non-fiction writer of walking books, came to chat about her foray into fiction writing with the beautiful Laineys tale.

Lynda came by to chat about her romantic comedies, finding love again and the impact on writing. She talked about her psychological thrillers, and being sought out by a publisher. A wonderful chat.