Angela Wintle

United Kingdom

Celebrity Interviewer at Freelance

Articles

'I accidentally bought my costume designer's family home'

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle
'My man cave has lights that flash in time with my music'

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle
Russell Kane on life with three dogs and three cats, and other animals

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle
'My ex-wife spent money like it was water'

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Angela Wintle

Have you had any flops? One of the books I'm proudest of is Playing With Death - a futuristic techno thriller about artificial intelligence and virtual reality. Unfortunately, the publishers thought it would be a great idea to market it to the same people who read my Roman novels. It should have been the water cooler novel of the year because it tapped into so many things that were just beginning to happen. One of the villains was a cross between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
'Our extension was put in with a crane from James Bond'

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle
Joanna Glen: author of The Other Half of Augusta Hope

1 month ago | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Angela Wintle

Hove-based writer Joanna has edited a variety of non-fiction books, and is also a visiting lecturer, communications coach and an adviser and trainer for schools. Her debut novel, The Other Half of Augusta Hope, was shortlisted for the Costa First Novel Award in 2019. Her latest book, Maybe, Perhaps, Possibly, is out now in paperback (The Borough Press, £9.99) The book I loved as a child I had a whole library of Ladybird books, which (along with my family) formed my entire world.
The dilapidated cottage in the South Downs where Eric Ravilious lived

1 month ago | greatbritishlife.co.uk | Angela Wintle

Celebrated Sussex artist Eric Ravilious created some of his best-known paintings while staying at a dilapidated cottage called Furlongs on the South Downs, near Lewes. A new book, bringing together memories of Ravilious by his contemporaries, includes a fascinating essay by his friend and fellow artist, the late Peggy Angus, recalling their bucolic time together. Here, she takes up the story...
'I don't live in the most practical place, but visitors get view envy'

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle
Sussex author Kate Mosse on her upcoming one-woman theatre tour

2 months ago | theargus.co.uk | Angela Wintle

On July 7 2005, Kate Mosse got off her train at Victoria Station and made her way, on foot, to her publishers. There were a lot of people on the street that morning, but she thought nothing of it. When she arrived at her publishing house, however, she was met with looks of astonishment. ‘What are you doing here?’ they asked. She looked at them blankly. ‘Haven’t you heard?’ they persisted.
'I came home after having my baby and there was no roof'

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Angela Wintle