Where Do You Get Your Ideas

Fiona Mountain
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Where do you get your ideas? It's the question that must not be asked of writers, according to Niel Gaiman. But in this podcast, novelist Fiona Mountain does ask! She talks to writers about the facts behind the fiction and what inspires their storytelling.

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  1. 05/15/2021

    Emma Stonex talks about The Lamplighters

    Emma Stonex talks to Fiona Mountain about her Sunday Times bestseller, The Lamplighters. The Lamplighters is inspired by the strange true story of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse keepers, who vanished without a trace in December 1900. Recommended by the BBC Radio 2 Book Club, the Guardian described The Lamplighters as ‘gripping’, the Independent said it’s ‘riveting' and the Daily Mail called it 'A triumph’. The Plot Cornwall, 1972. Three keepers vanish from a remote lighthouse, miles from the shore. The entrance door is locked from the inside. The clocks have stopped. The Principal Keeper’s weather log describes a mighty storm, but the skies have been clear all week. What happened to those three men, out on the tower? The heavy sea whispers their names. The tide shifts beneath the swell, drowning ghosts. Can their secrets ever be recovered from the waves? Twenty years later, the women they left behind are still struggling to move on. Helen, Jenny and Michelle should have been united by the tragedy, but instead it drove them apart. And then a writer approaches them. He wants to give them a chance to tell their side of the story. But only in confronting their darkest fears can the truth begin to surface . . . Inspired by real events, The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex is an intoxicating and suspenseful mystery, an unforgettable story of love and grief that explores the way our fears blur the line between the real and the imagined. Follow Emma on Twitter @StonexEmma www.fionamountain.com for more info about my books

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Where do you get your ideas? It's the question that must not be asked of writers, according to Niel Gaiman. But in this podcast, novelist Fiona Mountain does ask! She talks to writers about the facts behind the fiction and what inspires their storytelling.

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