In Part 2, we delve more into Ed’s dislike of Christmas and chat with Philippa Hall from Quick Book Reviews and Emma Jackson and Jessica Haines from SFF RomCast.

Join Julia and Ed as the talk to an enticing selection of special guests about the books they’d recommend to Santa for his post-Christmas reading.

Children’s publisher, Francesco Sedita, shares the books that changed his life. Edward Crocker joins the Two Lit Chicks team for his first episode as a chick.

Join us for an exhilarating and entertaining chat with Georgia Pritchett, that takes us from the Hundred Acre Wood to the White House. This is Jen Hyatt’s last episode with Two Lit Chicks.

Psychological thriller writer, Erin Kelly, shares the books that changed her life.

A illuminating chat with Kit de Waal about the books that changed her life, social justice, and writing autobiographies.

Fantasy, sex, and TikTok…you’ll find it all in this episode with author, Stacey McEwan.

In this episode we chat with author Frances Quinn about the books that changed her life…and ABBA.

Joanne Harris, writer of Chocolat and chair of the Society of Authors, shares the books that changed her life.

Born in Bristol and raised in Lagos, Nikki May is Nigerian-British. At twenty, she dropped out of medical school, moved to London, and began a career in advertising, going on to run a successful agency. Her debut novel Wahala was inspired by a long lunch with friends. Nikki lives in Dorset with her husband, two standard schnauzer and way too many books.

Costa Novel prize winner, Claire Fuller, discusses the books that changed her life.

Best-selling author of Lessons in Chemistry, Bonnie Garmus, discusses the books that changed her life with Jen & Julia.

Anna Mathur is a psychotherapist whose book 'Mind over Mother' was a Times Best Seller. She has subsequently written two more books that promote mental wellbeing. She is a social media influencer who has taken therapy out of the clinic to the people who need it. She is a regular face on broadcast media, a popular speaker and runs her own podcast and training courses.

In this episode, author Julie Cohen talks about the books that changed her life. Julie Cohen is an award-winning, bestselling author of over 25 novels. She is an Associate Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Reading and a Vice President of the Romantic Novelists’ Association and a founder of their Rainbow Chapter for LGBTQ+ writers.