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The secret to writing a novel? Do it with your other half

The secret to writing a novel? Do it with your other half We’ve been married for 10 years, so co-authoring a book could have been a recipe for disaster, but we’re already planning the next one 17 March 2021 • 4:25pm Collette and Paul: ‘We weren’t even sure until we got close to finishing it that a two-hander was even logistically possible’ Credit: Annick Wolfers Always wanted to write a book but daunted by the enormity of the task? Collette Lyons and her husband Paul Vlitos came up with an innovative way of getting it done in half the time – writing together, one chapter at a time. Here, they explain how they did it, without getting divorced.

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Bookcase: Reviews of Girl A by Abigail Dean and How To Be A Refugee by Simon May

Bookcase: Reviews of Girl A by Abigail Dean and How To Be A Refugee by Simon May
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People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd, review — a Gone Girl-esque thriller about an Instagram influencer

People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd, review — a Gone Girl-esque thriller about an Instagram influencer
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Page turners to divert you from the reality of life in a continuing global pandemic

Itching to get your hands on some novels from fresh talent? This year s new authors are covering a cornucopia of subjects ranging from chilling crime to love stories set to be adapted for screen. Here are just some of the new names that should bring joy during lockdown and beyond. Keep an eye on publishing dates, which could be prone to change. Thrills and chills 1. Fake Accounts by Lauren Oyler (4th Estate, Feb 4) Online fakery is certainly a zeitgeist topic and this terrific debut sees a young woman who suspects her boyfriend of cheating, go through his phone. In doing so, she discovers he has a secret online identity as a conspiracy theorist. It provides much food for thought about how to maintain a sense of self in a world of online fraudsters.

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