Zoë Somerville
Zoë Somerville is a writer and English teacher. Her debut novel, The Night of the Flood, published Head of Zeus, is out now and in paperback on 13th May. It is inspired by her home county, Norfolk and the devastating flood of the 1950s. She is currently finishing her second novel: set in the same austere seascape of the Norfolk coast, it is about mothers, daughters and ghosts. It will be published in 2022, also by Head of Zeus. Zoë has taught English all over the world. After completing a creative writing MA at Bath Spa University in 2016, she now combines writing and tutoring, and is settled in Bath with her family.
Charlotte Levin
Charlotte Levin has been shortlisted for the Andrea Badenoch Award, part of the New Writers North Awards, and for the Mslexia Story Competition. Charlotte lives in Manchester and If I Can't Have You is her first novel.
Eleni Kyriacou
Eleni Kyriacou is an award-winning editor and journalist. Her writing has appeared in the Guardian, the Observer, Marie Claire, Grazia, You, Stella and Red, among others. She has also edited national magazines and worked in digital media. The daughter of Greek Cypriot immigrant parents, Eleni was born in London. She is now freelance and knows where all the plug points are in London cafes.
Susan Allott
Susan Allott is the author of The Silence, which has just been longlisted for the 2021 Crime Writers Association New Blood Dagger Award. The Silence is out now in hardback, e-book and audio, with the paperback coming on 29th April. Susan is a debut author and is hard at work on her second novel. She lives in South London with her children and her very Australian husband.