Reading. Writing. Real life. Literary conversations with Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie about how great books get written. inhaste.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Queer narratives with Charlie Porter" (10 June 2025, 36 minutes), "Bring the House Down, with Charlotte Runcie" (3 June 2025, 34 minutes), and "Spicy dragons with Maddy Belton" (27 May 2025, 30 minutes).
In Haste publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for In Haste is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. In Haste requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. In Haste's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #8
<p>When author and journalist Charlie Porter told someone in publishing he was thinking about writing a queer novel, he was told that there wasn’t a market for it. That was, admittedly, several years ago, but as the...
<p>What is the worst thing that could ever happen to a journalist? So begins the twisty, compelling and deliciously seductive Bring The House Down, Charlotte Runcie’s debut novel and, officially, the most fun book Alice...
Episode #6
<p>Publishing, like every other aspect of life, is not immune from the trends cycle. In fact, it’s probably far more susceptible to what’s in vogue or not than it would like to admit. Remember when Gone Girl took the...
<p>How can you create more space for reading in your life, and rediscover the joy of it?</p><p>It’s the run-up to publication for Charlotte’s debut novel, Bring the House Down, and the post-publication glow for Alice’s...
Episode #4
<p>What does it meant to be a creative animal? Writing a book and having a baby can be oddly similar experiences: both take a long time and are not exactly pain-free. Alice and Charlotte have even done both at once, and...
<p>Have we got over a cultural reluctance to read literature in translation?</p><p>Alice and Charlotte have both been reading Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico, and it’s got us thinking about the unique experience of...
<p>What could it mean to listen more deeply? Alice’s extraordinary new book, Hark: How Women Listen, is published this week, and in today’s episode of In Haste, Charlotte couldn’t resist the opportunity to ask her all...
<p>Introducing the second season of In Haste! We are beyond delighted to be back on your airwaves.</p><p>Today, Charlotte and Alice catch up on how their books, Bring the House Down and Hark: How Women Listen are...
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<p>For our third bonus episode of the summer, we all piled round to Alice’s house in South London for everything bagels and blueberry pancakes, joined by the wonderful Amy Key, author of Arrangements in...
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<p>It's our second bonus episode of the summer!</p><p>Today, Alice and Charlotte share how their writing is going as the days lengthen and the temptation to spend time having iced coffees in the sun threatens to lure...
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<p>It's a bonus episode! Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie reflect on the first season of In Haste literary conversations, and, as always, discuss how their own writing is going.</p><p>So far in 2024 we've been...
<p>How can a musical soundscape shape a novel?</p><p>For the final episode in this first season of In Haste literary conversations, authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet novelist Caleb Azumah Nelson, author of...
<p>Why does it make us so uncomfortable when fiction feels like real life?</p><p>Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet Eliza Clark, author of the gloriously dark and unforgettable novels Penance and Boy Parts...
<p>How does the natural world around us shape who we are?</p><p>Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie have both found themselves drawn to writing about landscapes. Today they’re joined by the debut novelist Fiona...
<p>How does fiction explore deep-rooted sources of pain through history?</p><p>Today in the In Haste writing hut, Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie are joined by the international bestselling novelist Emilia Hart...
<p>How does reading and writing change you?</p><p>Joining Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie this week is the author Cathy Rentzenbrink, who doesn’t like being described as an “acclaimed memoirist”, and would rather we...
<p>Can books make us more patient?</p><p>In Haste is back! This week, writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, author of three beautiful novels (The Sleep Watcher, Starling Days, and...
<p>What’s the relationship between fantasy literature and real life?</p><p>Writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Sunyi Dean, author of the bestselling novel The Book Eaters, and co-host of the excellent...
<p>How do you expose emotion through writing?</p><p>Writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Thomas Morris, whose short story suite, Open Up, was among the most widely admired literary publications of...
<p>Writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet Jennie Godfrey, debut novelist and author of The List of Suspicious things.</p><p>Jennie discusses how she wrote her novel, which has garnered a huge amount of buzz in...
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