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Leigh Chambers’ featured guest is Adele Geras, writing as Hope Adams, talking about her book Dangerous Women based on the true story of female convicts transported to Australia in the […]

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Adele Geras is one of Britain’s most acclaimed writers, and has written over 100 books for both children and adults. With her latest novel Dangerous Women she’s written her first historical thriller under the pseudonym Hope Adams. We talk about writing under a pseudonym, taking liberties with history, the challenges of writing a thriller for the first time, […] The post EP312: Adele Geras — Be Whoever You Want appeared first on The Bestseller Experiment.

Adele Geras is one of Britain’s most acclaimed writers, and has written over 100 books for both children and adults. With her latest novel Dangerous Women she’s written her first historical thriller under the pseudonym Hope Adams. We talk about writing under a pseudonym, taking liberties with history, the challenges of writing a thriller for the first time, […] The post <a href="https://bestsellerexperiment.com/ep312-adele-geras-be-whoever-you-want/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP312: Adele Geras — Be Whoever You Want</a> appeared first on <a href="https://bestsellerexperiment.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Bestseller Experiment</a>.

EP312: Adele Geras — Be Whoever You Want

Adele Geras brings her alter ego Hope Adams to Book Club to talk about Dangerous Women, her new novel exploring the fascinating history of the Rajah quilt and the 1841 voyage of the convict ship upon which it was created. At least, that was the intention, but if a writer will hang out in Paris in the 1960s, start out as a star of the stage and write ninety five novels before changing her name and writing this one, there are bound to be some detours...Adele’s song choices are:Nanci Griffith: Gulf Coast HighwayWaylon Jennings: Luckenbach TexasEdith Piaf: La Vie en RoseJudy Garland : Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasJudy Garland: The Man that got awayEmmy Lou Harris: Boulder to BirminghamThe Eagles: Hotel CaliforniaBob Dylan: Don’t think twice it’s alrightThe Beatles: YesterdayJanis Joplin: Me and Bobby McGeeKate and Anna Mcgarrigle: Heart Like a WheelFrom West Side Story: Gee Officer Krupke

Adele Geras brings her alter ego Hope Adams to Book Club to talk about Dangerous Women, her new novel exploring the fascinating history of the Rajah quilt and the 1841 voyage of the convict ship upon which it was created. At least, that was the intention, but if a writer will hang out in Paris in the 1960s, start out as a star of the stage and write ninety five novels before changing her name and writing this one, there are bound to be some detours... Adele’s song choices are: Nanci Griffith: Gulf Coast Highway Waylon Jennings: Luckenbach Texas Edith Piaf: La Vie en Rose Judy Garland : Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Judy Garland: The Man that got away Emmy Lou Harris: Boulder to Birmingham The Eagles: Hotel California Bob Dylan: Don’t think twice it’s alright The Beatles: Yesterday Janis Joplin: Me and Bobby McGee Kate and Anna Mcgarrigle: Heart Like a Wheel From West Side Story: Gee Officer Krupke

Adele Geras (20th March 2021)

For the final episode in our Crime and Thriller series, Dr Lucy Sheerman is speaking to author Adèle Geras. Adèle has authored over 100 books and is one of Britain’s most celebrated writers of children’s and young adult fiction. Her book TROY was shortlisted for the Whitbread Award, the Carnegie Medal and the Guardian Award.

For the final episode in our Crime and Thriller series, Dr Lucy Sheerman is speaking to author Adèle Geras. Adèle has authored over 100 books and is one of Britain’s most celebrated writers of children’s and young adult fiction. Her book TROY was shortlisted for the Whitbread Award, the Carnegie Medal and the Guardian Award.