The Ireland Podcast17 Sep 2024

105. Stuart Neville: Author - Part 2

Episode 105 is the conclusion of the conversation between Fender Jackson and his childhood friend, the author Stuart Neville.

Conversation includes: finances; TV series; Limitless; Alan Glynn; Blue Lights; audiobooks; Brian Blessed; Mark Billingham; Bono; James Fearnley; Gerard Doyle; Alan Tarkington; Caroline Lennon; Bob Odenkirk; Tina Fey; His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass; Collusion; Ratlines; John Connolly; Lee Child; writing under the pen name Haylen Beck; Soho Press; Crown Publishing Group, subsidiary of Penguin Random House; the Covid impact; Here And Gone; Lost You; House Of Ashes; the 2 year life cycle of the process of book writing and publication; the summer crime and the Hallowe’en horror markets; how Stuart writes; Fun Lovin’ Crime Writers; Doug Johnstone; Bloody Scotland; Bill Loehfelm; Roland Gulliver; Val McDermid; Luca Veste; Chris Brookmyre; playing Glastonbury; being a luthier; Brian May; Eddie Van Halen; Music World; Roy Lambert; Fender Bullet; Fernandes Infinite Sustain; the book industry; ebooks; AI and other topics.

Face to face recording in Armagh City, County Armagh at 12.45pm on Tuesday 3rd September 2024.

Special thanks to Dr. James Morrow for the loan of his front room.

Relevant Links

https://www.stuartneville.com

Additional Links

Episode 103. Stuart Neville: Author - Part 1

https://funlovincrimewriters.com

Spotify playlist to accompany episode

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