C. P. Lesley, Novelist

Fall 2024 Bookshelf: Suzanne Allain, Monica Chenault-Kilgore, Christina Dodd, Vanessa Kelly, Mimi Matthews, Alyson Richman, and Elif Shafak

New Books Network interview with Madeline Martin, whose latest World War II novel, The Booklover's Library, has come out from Hanover Square

Interview with Cynthia Reeves, whose third novel, The Last Whaler, is set in the Arctic and has just come out from Regal House

Interview with the author Michelle Moran, whose latest novel, "Maria," explores the true story behind "The Sound of Music"

Author interview with Lianne Dillsworth, whose historical novels Theatre of Marvels and House of Shades are set in 19th-century Britain

New Books Network interview with Eve J. Chung, whose "Daughters of Shandong" explores the escape of three abandoned women from Mao's China

Written interview with the husband-and-wife team who publish as Ellery Lloyd, about their latest suspense novel, just out from Harper

New Books Network interview with historical romance author Joanna Lowell, whose latest novel, A Shore Thing, has just appeared in print.

Author interview with Eliza Knight about her latest novel, The Queen's Faithful Companion, about Elizabeth II and her corgis

Life in retirement takes some getting used to, so here are thoughts about the decision to slow down and ways to occupy that freed-up time

New Books Network interview with A. Engels, author of A Fool for an Heir, set during the reign of Grand Prince Ivan III of Moscow

Interview with screenwriter Shaina Steinberg, whose historical detective novel Under the Paper Moon is set in Los Angeles after World War II

Interview with author Audrey Burges about her latest novel, A House Like an Accordion

Interview with Harper St. George, about her latest historical novel, The Stranger I Wed.

New Books Network interview with Ruth Reichl, about "The Paris Novel"

Interview about co-writing conducted by Joan Schweighardt with C. P. Lesley and P.K. Adams, discussing The Merchant's Tale

List of novels on my bookshelf for Spring 2024, by Audrey Burges, Eve J. Chung, Judith Lindbergh, Ruth Reichl, and Shaina Steinberg

Interview with author Rachel Rueckert, whose debut novel, If the Tide Turns, appeared in March 2024.

New Books Network interview with Robin Oliveira about her latest novel, set in late 19th-century Scotland and Washington Territory

Interview with Clare McHugh, author of The Romanov Brides, a novel about the future Empress Alexandra and her siblings