Episode 41 - Feeling the chills with Judi Daykin

<p>Hallowe'en approaches. No better time then to release some spine-tingling spooky fiction as we did at <a href='http://www.hobeck.net'>Hobeck Books</a> this week. <a href='https://judidaykin.co.uk/'>Judi Daykin's</a> <a href='https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wayland-Babes-Ghostly-Across-Centuries-ebook/dp/B09CDMBS1F/ref=sr_1_1?crid=QBGBL103CQ77&dchild=1&keywords=wayland+babes&qid=1635158580&sprefix=wayland+babes%2Caps%2C60&sr=8-1'>Wayland Babes</a> is a wonderful collection of five inter-related ghost tales based on the legend of the Babes in the Wood, set in Norfolk's Wayland Woods. Adrian and Rebecca joined Judi on location to discover more about the inspiration behind the book. Also this week, we discuss the remarkable story from Spain about how a 1 million euro literary prize was won by an author called Carmen Mola turned out to be three men working behind a female pseudonym, and how digital publishing became the leading source of revenue for the industry as a whole.</p> <p></p>