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Emma Gannon interviewed me for her new podcast - it was a wonderful conversation
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Emma has always sourced such stimulating guests to talk to and I love her interviewing style. My parents have listened to this chat and both have commented on what a genuine and interested person Emma seems to be — I couldn’t agree with them more.
In this conversation we talk about my newsletter A Day Well Spent and ‘all the twists and turns’ of my creative career, from working in a software company to BBC presenter and writer.
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And if you don’t know about Emma, it’s time you got acquainted.
Emma is a Sunday Times bestselling author of seven books, award-winning novelist and creator of one of the most widely-read literature newsletters on Substack —
— where she writes about creativity, books, Internet culture and wellbeing.Emma is a wonderful person and friend. I so loved our conversation, I hope you enjoy it too.
A quick aside to say, UK-based readers can find a sustainability feature written by me in August’s issue of Delicious Magazine, all about how mind-blowing the potential of seaweed is. It’s accompanied by some tasty sounding seaweed recipes too!
