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Hosted by Susie Green · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 133 episodes
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In My Good Books is the podcast for UK readers who love crime fiction, thrillers, and literary fiction. Hosted by Susie Green, each episode features relaxed, in-depth conversations with authors and fellow readers about the stories that stay with us, the books we can’t stop recommending, and the creative process behind the page. Whether you’re looking for your next gripping read or curious about how your favourite authors craft their stories, this podcast is here to inspire, entertain, and help you discover your next great book. New episodes every week, follow to never miss an episode!
Susie Green hosts In My Good Books, a arts show with 133 episodes published.
This week I'm joined by Joanna Wallace to celebrate the publication of her brilliantly entertaining new novel, The Art of Getting Hammered . Joanna's debut novel, You'd Look Better as a Ghost , introduced readers to one
Jonathan Trigell joins me for this episode of Reading Is Political to discuss the re-release of his award-winning novel, Boy A . First published in 2004, Boy A became one of the defining British novels of its generation,
Linda Duncan McLaughlin joins me to discuss her debut crime novel, Original Sins , which has been shortlisted for the 2026 Bloody Scotland Debut Prize. Linda shares the inspiration behind a story that explores identity,
This week on In My Good Books , I'm joined by debut author Katie Huttlestone to discuss her novel, A Healthy Appetite . The novel follows Hannah, a woman with late-stage illness who volunteers for an experimental drug tr
In this episode of Reading Is Political, I'm joined by debut novelist Fauzia Musa to discuss her extraordinary novel The Strangling Fig . Spanning the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 through to the early 2000s, T
Kirsty Lockwood joins me to discuss her debut crime thriller, We Know What You Did , a novel that's already making waves after being shortlisted for the 2026 Bloody Scotland Debut Prize and longlisted for the McIlvanney
When Zoe Ranki n first joined the podcast, T he Vanishing Place hadn't even been published. Fast forward a year and her haunting New Zealand thriller has been shortlisted for the Bloody Scotland Debut Prize and longliste
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Eleanor Drage , Senior Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge, AI ethicist, broadcaster and co-host of T he Good Robot podcast , to discuss her new book What If We Got AI Right?
Join me behind the Scenes at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival 2026! This week's episode is something a little different as I take you behind the scenes at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festiva
Steve Cavanagh joins me to discuss his latest legal thriller, One of Us is Guilty, the tenth novel in his bestselling Eddie Flynn series. In this episode, Steve introduces Eddie Flynn for anyone who is new to the series
This week I'm joined by bestselling crime writer, former criminal defence lawyer, podcaster and Chair of the Crime Writers' Association, Nadine Matheson . Nadine's Inspector Anjelica Henley series has become one of the s
This week I'm joined by bestselling husband-and-wife writing duo Ellery Lloyd (Paul Vlitos and Collette Lyons) to discuss their brilliant new thriller, Time to Burn . Set in a near future where commercial time travel has
In this episode I'm joined by debut author Natalie Gregory, whose novel was born from personal loss and years of research into one of Thailand's most overlooked historical events: the 1976 Thammasat University Massacre.
Frances Crawford joins me for this special Bloody Scotland 2026 episode to discuss her acclaimed debut novel, A Bad, Bad Place. Set in Possilpark, Glasgow in 1979, A Bad, Bad Place is a gripping crime novel that asks a f
This week I'm joined by playwright, theatre maker and debut novelist Amman Brar to discuss his wonderful new novel Mr Siddhu's Post Office. Inspired by his own experiences growing up around his father's post office, the
This episode is part of my Bloody Scotland 2026 series. My guest this week is debut crime author May Rinaldi, whose novel Liar Thief has already enjoyed an incredible journey. After winning the Black Spring Crime Novel P
This week I'm joined by bestselling author Nicci Cloke to discuss one of the most inventive psychological crime novels I've read this year. Recently shortlisted for the CWA Twisted Dagger Award, Her Many Faces follows Ka
Welcome to a new series of Reading Is Political. My first guest is debut novelist Amy Abdelnoor, whose extraordinary novel Ever Land draws on her experiences living and working in the West Bank and Palestinian refugee ca
This week I'm joined by internationally bestselling Australian author Sally Hepworth to chat about her brilliant new novel, Mad Mabel . At the heart of the novel is 81-year-old Elsie, better known to the world as the inf
This week I'm joined by bestselling author Nikki Smith , whose latest novel The Last Place You Look is a psychological thriller that takes readers from an exclusive gated community in Surrey to a luxury safari lodge in S
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