Interview with Greg Mosse and Kate Mosse

<p>Tabitha Potts and Martin Nathan interview best-selling novelist and short story writer <b>Kate Mosse</b> and playwright and debut novelist <b>Greg Mosse</b>, whose novel <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coming-Darkness-Greg-Mosse/dp/1919618759" target="_blank"><b><i>The Coming Darkness</i></b></a><b> </b>(Moonflower Books) is publishing on the 10th November.</p> <p>Early praise for Greg Mosse's dystopian thriller have included Lee Child's review:</p> <p><b>"Greg Mosse writes like John le Carre's hip grandson"</b></p> <p>We interviewed both writers about their writing techniques in a wide-ranging discussion of their work.</p> <p><a href="https://www.katemosse.co.uk/" target="_blank">Kate Mosse</a> is the best-selling author of ten novels and short story collections including the multimillion-selling <b>Languedoc Trilogy</b> - <i>Labyrinth, Sepulchre </i>and <i>Citadel</i> - and Gothic fiction including <i>The Winter Ghosts</i> and <i>The Taxidermist's Daughter</i>, which she has adapted for the stage for 2022.</p> <p><a href="https://www.gregmosse.com/greg-mosse-about" target="_blank">Greg Mosse</a> is currently the founder and leader of the <b>Criterion New Writing</b> script development programme at the Criterion Theatre, London,</p> <p>Since 2015, he has written and produced 25 plays and musicals, often in collaboration.</p> <p>During the coronavirus lockdowns, he wrote two-and-a-half novels, of which <i>The Coming Darkness</i> will be the first to be published.</p> <p>The producer was Tabitha Potts. She is a writer living in East London. She has had several short stories published in print and online and short-listed for various awards, most recently the <a href="https://alpinefellowship.com/writing-prize" target="_blank">Alpine Fellowship Writing Prize</a>. In a previous life, she was a BBC Radio Drama producer.</p> <p>Read more at <a href="http://www.tabithapotts.com/" target="_blank">http://www.tabithapotts.com</a>.</p> <p><br /></p>