Jade and Lily ask Ruby Red author Linzi Glass a load of juicy questions.
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.
Naomi asks Meg about the best ingredients to form a novel.
jellyellie asks Young Bond author if he had any momentous inspirations for his work.
Allie asks Nick Hornby about music and songs.
jellyellie interviews Meg Rosoff about her seeming obsession with Japan.
Naomi tries to grasp Charlie Higson's inspiration.
Anthony asks Melvin how he started.
Max asks Nick what influenced Slam.
Anthony asks Meg her opinion on the best book ever.
jellyellie asks Meg Rosoff her thoughts on the internet.
Max asks Charlie Higson his preference.
Jade asks Kevin Brooks to describe his novel.
Anthony and Melvin talk frankly.
Anthony grills Melvin Burgess.
Niamh speaks to Kevin Brooks about his life.
Jade asks Charlie Higson what he would like to be remembered for
Niamh asks Nick if he has imaginary friends
Anthony talks to King Dork's author Frank Portman
Max finds out what Meg's future plans are
Osman finds out about Kevin's free time
Osman finds out about Frank's parents
Jade finds out who Nick Hornby prefers writing for
Osman asks Meg for some top writing tips
Nicholas Hoult and Nick Hornby talk about Slam
jellyellie speaks to Nick Hornby about his new book, Slam