Spinebreakers interview Phil Earle at the launch of his latest book, Saving Daisy.
Spinebreakers meet award-winning writer Meg Rosoff, author of the stunning novel 'There Is No Dog'
Spinebreaker Ciara speaks to award-winning author Kevin Brooks about his compulsive new book 'Naked'
Video interview with Melvin Burgess author of KILL ALL ENEMIES
The Spinebreakers crew interview the award winning author of There Is No Dog...
Author Interview: David Almond
Merinda met author Ruta Sepetys to ask her more about her debut novel Between Shades of Gray.
Cameron interviewed Anna Perera at the book launch of The Glass Collector at Daunt Books.
Interview with Phil Earle, author of Being Billy.
Madeleine asks author Ally Condie about her inspriation for characters, themes and the storyline in Matched.
Debut novelist Rebecca Hunt talks to Jasmin about what it’s like to get that all important first book deal, her writing rituals and why Mr Chartwell was love at first sight…
We interviewed Dawn French in the guise of Dora and Oscar, the teens in her debut novel A Tiny Bit Marvellous.
Having enthralled readers into the depths of the Moroccan landscape with her latest novel The Salt Road, Jane Johnson talks about upcoming projects, her sporadic writing routine, and what it feels like to have your first book published…
Find out about the gods, monsters and the 3 new demi-gods in Heroes of Olympus: The Lost Hero.
Video message from authors of Beautiful Creatures and Beautiful Darkness; Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl.
We interviewed Alex Scarrow to find out how he made the leap from being a computer games designer to writing the TimeRiders series.
Alex, Charlie, Nicole, Cameron, Jasmin, Lauren, Amy and Max ask Pittacus Lore some interesting questions about being the Loric author of I Am Number Four.
Olivia asks Kirsten Miller about The Eternal Ones, reincarnation, inspiration for the characters and who she would cast in a film adaptation of her book.
Feffy asks Eoin some interesting questions about what Artemis Fowl is up to now and where Eoin's fiction will go in the future.
Cameron and Rob sent in questions for Kevin Brooks about his latest book, iBoy.
Nicole asks Melvin Burgess about his new book Nicholas Dane.
We ask Jenny Han about a few of her favourite things.
Isla, Alex, Kirsty and Lauren sent in some questions for Helen Grant, author of The Vanishing of Katharina Linden and The Glass Demon.
Find out more about the exciting new series from Rick Riordan, the Kane Chronicles.
Conrad and Agnes ask Andrew Rawnsley about the importance of young people having an insight into the world of politics, particularly in the run-up to the General Election.
Isaac met Richelle Mead whilst she was on a UK Vampire Academy tour. Check out the interview.
Victoria attended the book launch of Halo on 24th Feb at Daunt Books and caught up with authors Zizou Corder to ask about their inspiration for the book.
Becca sent in some questions for Alex Scarrow about his new book TimeRiders. Will there be a sequel? Find out in this interview.
Orlando met Eoin Colfer at HitchCon 09. Here is the interview transcript.
Spinebreakers Editors Ayesha and Malik met Paul Hoffman to ask him about his new trilogy; The Left Hand of God.
We sent your questions to Richelle Mead and here are her responses.
Author Richelle Mead answers your questions about the Vampire Academy series.
Richelle talks about the inspiration behind her Vampire Academy series.
Richelle Mead talks about where she got the inspiration for her Vampire Academy series - turns out she's a mythology geek!
Various questions were sent in by the Spinebreakers Crew to be answered by Eoin Colfer about his new book, And Another Thing, part six of three in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Nick Hornby talks about his readers and new projects.
Nick Hornby talks about what he's reading and listening to right now.
Nick Hornby talks about love and relationships in his new book Juliet, Naked.
Nick Hornby talks about autobiographical elements his new book Juliet, Naked.
Rebecca and Samara caught up with author Meg Rosoff to ask her about her latest book The Bride's Farewell.
Olivia interviews Anna Perera and asks why she chose to write about such a sensitive and controversial issue.
Rebecca interviews Morris Gleitzman and asks why he chose to write about the Holocaust.
Click to find out more about their joint project around This Charming Man.
We sent some questions out to Anna Godbersen in New York - here are her responses. She's such a luxe author!
Rebecca caught up with Kevin Brooks at the Edinburgh Book Festival. Click here to watch the video.
Sarah caught up with Eoin Colfer whilst he was on tour with his show Fairies, Fiends and Flatulance and asked him a few questions for Spinebreakers
Read Leah's account of having the privilege of interviewing the mastermind behind the criminal mastermind
Eoin reads from Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2008
Max interviews the A$$hole Guru about his latest book and a$$holism.
Niamh talks to author Catherine Sanderson who was fired for writing an anonymous, controversial blog.
jellyellie tells us about her experience of interviewing Clay Shirky.
Melvin Burgess sees his characters come to life on the internet.
Osman asks Charlie Higson what he likes most about comedy.
Osman asks Nick Hornby about his teenage years.
jellyellie asks Young Bond author if he had any momentous inspirations for his work.
Allie asks Nick Hornby about music and songs.
Naomi tries to grasp Charlie Higson's inspiration.
Anthony asks Melvin how he started.
Max asks Nick what influenced Slam.
Max asks Charlie Higson his preference.
Jade asks Kevin Brooks to describe his novel.
Anthony grills Melvin Burgess.
Niamh speaks to Kevin Brooks about his life.
Anthony interviews Melvin Burgess
Jade asks Charlie Higson what he would like to be remembered for
Niamh asks Nick if he has imaginary friends
Osman finds out about Kevin's free time
Mirian finds out how easy the transition from comedy to writing
Jade finds out who Nick Hornby prefers writing for
Nicholas Hoult and Nick Hornby talk about Slam
jellyellie speaks to Nick Hornby about his new book, Slam