Gill Perdue and Catherine Murphy join Kate and Michelle on this week’s episode of Natter to discuss FEAR, a stunning new anthology of original short stories from 32 of Ireland’s leading women crime writers, with proceeds going to Women’s Aid.

A moving conversation about fear, female friendship, the craft of the short story and why stories matter so much.

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Emily Hourican joins Kate and Michelle on this week’s episode of Natter to discuss her latest novel, A House in Winter, inspired by the remarkable story of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon being trapped inside an Irish country house following an IRA attack in 1965.

Emily shares the fascinating research process behind bringing real historical figures to life on the page, where fact ends and fiction begins, and why the smallest details from old newspapers and memoirs can unlock an entire era.

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The fantastic Sheila Bugler joins Kate and Michelle on this week’s episode of Natter to discuss her latest book, “The Stepmother”. This is Sheila’s eleventh novel and in this episode she shares an insight into her unique writing style of not plotting the book in advance and not knowing what she will write for the next chapter.

Sheila shares her writing journey and how it’s changed after publishing eleven novels.

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