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Author Interviews

In conversation with the spectacularly talented Zoe Whittall

We spoke with Zoe Whittall about her parallel writing careers and we learned how she came to write her new novel, The Spectacular.

Kobo in Conversation Podcast

For Ian Rankin, authors may die but great characters live on

Edinburgh crime novelist Ian Rankin spoke with us about his new book, a collaboration with and tribute to his literary hero, the late William McIlvanney.

Recommended Reading

Heather Tucker's favourite plucky heroines

Novelist Heather Tucker, author of The Clay Girl, recommends her favourite recent novels featuring strong, resilient women.

Author Interviews

AJ Pearce, author of Yours Cheerfully

AJ Pearce is the author of Dear Mrs. Bird, the first novel in The Emmy Lake Chronicles series. She lives in the south of England.

Kobo Staff Picks

What's Chenise reading?

Chenise from our bookselling team recommends Summer Sons, a queer Southern gothic story with shades of dark academia and street racing.

Author Interviews

Zoraida Córdova on her divine new novel

Zoraida Córdova, author of the Brooklyn Brujas and Hollow Crown series spoke to us about how she juggles her many projects and how she wrote her new book.

Author Interviews

Lia Louis on escapism and coincidence

We spoke with British novelist Lia Louis about escaping COVID lockdown through writing and why she loves plots that play with coincidence.

New eBooks and Audiobooks

77 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out October 5 - 18, 2021

New eBooks and audiobooks out the weeks of October 5 and 12 including the new thriller from Louise Penny & Hillary Clinton, plus life-giving dog care tips.

Author Interviews

Roz Nay, author of The Hunted

Roz Nay is the bestselling author of Hurry Home and Our Little Secret and the new novel, The Hunted.

Big Ideas in Books

Tour the spookiest haunted houses in fiction

Horror novelist Stephen Graham Jones takes readers on a tour of his favourite haunted houses in fiction, from 1959 all the way to 2021.

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