We've got interviews with David Mark and Robert Bullard who will be speaking at the Oxford Literary Festival, Orla explains why ugly endangered animals receive less funding, and Jen tells the team about the new production of Stones in his Pockets. Also, Katy chats to Hal Chambers, director of Leaper: A Fish Tale, about the show's environmental message.
Jen talks to Hull-based author David Mark on how to think like a criminal, why he hasn't got time to faff about with writing rituals and how he came to be so fabulous.
Katy talks to Hal Chambers, director of Leaper: A Fish Tale, about what inspired the production, why it's so important to raise awareness about the issues facing marine life and what his favourite fish is.
Katy chats to Robert Bullard, chairman of Writers in Oxford, about their talk at the Oxford Literary Festival, the best ways to cure writer's block and why Oxford is such an inspiring place to be a writer.
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