Laurie Gilmore is the author of the internationally best-selling Dream Harbour series of novels. Since the publication of the first book, The Pumpkin Spice Café, took Tik Tok by storm, Laurie’s success has continued with each new story, and she has now sold over 4 million copies worldwide.

The sixth book in the series, The Daisy Chain Flower Shop, has just been published, and continues Laurie’s trademark blend of whimsical, small-town romance with a dash of spice and a generous portion of seasonal flavouring.

This time it’s the turn of the unluckiest woman in Dream Harbour, Daisy, whose heart has been broken once too often, and her flower shop cursed by the town’s mayor after one of his infamous visons. But with the arrival of summer and a newcomer in Dream Harbour, might love, finally, blossom for Daisy?

Join Laurie and Red as they explore the delights of Dream Harbour, and the tropes that make romantic fiction the publishing powerhouse that it is.

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Over the past four decades Patrick Gale has built an international reputation for writing beautifully crafted literary fiction that combines intimate character studies with broader social themes. His novels and short stories explore family relationships, forbidden love, identity, and the long-term impact of secrets.

His latest novel, Love Lane, picks up where 2015’s A Place Called Winter left off. It continues the fictionalised story of Patrick’s great-grandfather, Harry Kane, who was exiled from a privileged life in Edwardian England to eke out an existence as a homesteader on the newly colonized Western prairies of Canada.

Using boxes of letters that he inherited decades later, Patrick explores the impact of Harry’s long absence and eventual return to England in the 1950s, to piece together what his family left unsaid.

Join Patrick and Red as they explore the history of the homesteaders, prison life for those outside the bars, and double standards around sex and sexuality.

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Growing up at Farmleigh, the grand country house built by his great-great grandparents outside Dublin, Arthur Edward Guinness was fascinated by the stories that surrounded the earlier generations of his world-famous brewing family.

In Guinness: A Family Succession he outlines the struggles and passions of his ancestors, who rose from humble beginnings in Kildare to the top echelons of Irish and British society.

It’s a tale of brewing genius, sibling rivalry, bounteous philanthropy, and astonishing social mobility, played out against a backdrop of seismic historical events in Ireland.

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Kate Storey is a British author who writes books about books.

Her latest novel, The Last Page Café, centres around a book-club founded on the unusual premise, that its members choose their next title based solely on a reading of its last page.

But when a new member joins the group and suggests they each write their own happy-ever-after ending, it leads them to consider the extent to which they are the authors of their own life-stories.

Join Kate and Red as they discuss the joy of book groups and the power of storytelling to explore potential and change lives.

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Chris Bridges is a British author and former palliative care nurse with a hidden disability. Both his experience as a healthcare worker, and his diagnosis, have inspired him to write thrillers featuring protagonists with chronic illnesses, turning the trope of passive suffering on its head. His latest novel, The Death Bed, ramps up the suspense to Hitchcockian levels. When nurse Laura arrives at her old friend’s death bed, it’s not out of compassion, it’s out of fear. Sixteen years’ ago, tragedy tore their group of nursing students apart and, knowing that the dying don’t always go quietly, Laura is there to ensure that the truth of what happened remains in the past. Join Chris and Red as they explore the psychological effects of illness on both patients and caregivers; and hear Chris reveal his unique path to publication.

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Helen Blair’s debut novel How to Kill Your Biggest Fan is a deliciously dark and playful exploration of the relationship between authors and their fans.

When a best-selling romantic novelist whose career is on the slide, discovers she has a stalker, she finds herself both in peril, and creatively re-energised.

Blending slow-burn psychological suspense with biting social commentary, Helen probes the morally grey areas of fame, obsession, and intimacy in an age dominated by sensation and social media while also poking fun at the publishing industry and its marketing strategies.

Join Helen and Red as they explore the relationship that exists between writers and their fans, and hear Helen reveal the real-life letter that was her novel’s genesis.

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To celebrate the 100th edition of the show Red is joined by an author whose books on landscape, nature, place, people and language have won international acclaim, and helped bring the conversation about man’s relationship with the natural world into our everyday lives.

Regarded by many as the outstanding nature writer of his generation, Robert Macfarlane continues that conversation in his latest book, Is a River Alive? Through its pages he invites us to reframe our view of rivers, to see them as living entities with intrinsic value and rights that should be protected, rather than merely natural resources to be exploited.

Guided by this idea, he journeys from the cloud forests of Ecuador to the polluted waterways of south India, and the wild waters of Quebec’s Mutehekau Shipu, or Magpie River, examining how different cultures and movements are redefining rivers as entities with life, history, and legal rights, and arguing that our fate is bound up with the health and recognition of rivers.

Join Robert and Red as they explore rivers, mountains and the evolving relationship between Man and Nature.

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A decade after learning that her son is autistic, writer Julie M. Green received her own diagnosis, shedding light on a lifetime of feeling othered and misunderstood.

In Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance, Julie offers an unflinchingly honest and profoundly compassionate account of raising a neuro-diverse child while processing her own presence "on the spectrum".

With more girls and women being diagnosed, many of them later in life, Julie argues that the face of autism is changing – and not before time.

Join Julie and Red as they debunk some stereotypes and explore the psychology behind Autistic Spectrum Disorder and its presentation in different groups of people.

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