The Graham Norton Book Club Audible Originals

Danish poet, Olga Ravn, reveals the strange beginnings of her satirical workplace novel, The Employees, and the darling diva of Strictly Come Dancing, Johannes Radebe, tells Graham about finally writing his own story in JoJo: Finally Home.

Aravind Adiga tells Graham the story behind his Booker prize-winning (and Netflix hit-inspiring) The White Tiger - and The IT Crowd’s Katherine Parkinson tells all about voicing Jilly Cooper’s latest blockbuster, Tackle!

Kiley Reid tells Graham about writing her Booker long-listed debut novel, Such a Fun Age, and former Conservative Party leadership candidate and The Rest is Politics co-host, Rory Stewart talks us through his Politics on the Edge. The Clubbers express some strong opinions, Alex goes a bit Downton Abbey and we get the inside track on what’s tearing up the charts.

Graham talks to Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah about his searing take-down of the US carceral system, Chain-Gang All-Stars - and none other than Hollywood superstar, Arnold Schwarzenegger, tells us about his seven tools for life in Be Useful.

UK Women’s Prize for Fiction winner, Kamila Shamsie, talks to Graham about her hit title, Best of Friends - and everyone’s favourite classicist, Mary Beard, lifts the lid on the more eccentric side of being Emperor of Rome.

Terry Pratchett’s biographer and assistant, Rob Wilkins, tells Graham about our featured book, Going Postal, and about helping this master of fantasy create his magic - plus Derry Girls and Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan talks about her knack for audiobooks.