T N Ninan is a distinguished business journalist based in New Delhi. He is the author of Turn of the Tortoise: The Challenge and Promise of India’s Future (Penguin India, 2015; Oxford University Press, 2016).
Author type: Non-fiction
Colm O’Gorman
Colm is Executive Director of Amnesty International in Ireland and The Irish Examiner‘s Food Columnist. He has made two documentaries for the BBC: Suing the Pope and Sex Crimes and the Vatican for Panorama. He is a well-known figure in the Irish media and has received numerous awards for his campaigning and charity work. Hodder… Read more »
Laurie Maguire
Laurie is Professor of English literature at the University of Oxford, and a Fellow of Magdalen College. She has held major fellowships from the Leverhulme Trust, the Arts and Humanities Research Council, and the Folger Shakespeare Library, and in 2014 co-won the Calvin Hoffman prize for best work on Christopher Marlowe. Her Where There’s a… Read more »
Chris McGrath
Previously the Independent’s award-winning racing correspondent, he is the author of Mr Darley’s Arabian (John Murray Press, 2016), a book on the line of thoroughbred stallions that are all descended from one horse, the Darley Arabian, acquired by a Yorkshire family scion from Bedouin tribesmen in Aleppo in 1704. Shortlisted for the William Hill Sports… Read more »
Jennifer Nadel
Jennifer Nadel is a qualified barrister, author, speaker, campaigner and an award-winning journalist. She’s reported for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITN from around the world. Her book on the Sarah Thornton case highlighted the way the law discriminates against women who’ve experienced domestic violence and was made into a BBC Film and Channel 4… Read more »
Modern Baker
Modern Baker was a successful organic bakery in Oxford that has transformed into the Superloaf brand. Melissa Sharp, whose brainchild it is, and her team bake with natural sourdough which encourages the good gut bacteria. Melissa wrote a recipe book for Ebury Press, entitled A New Way to Bake, which published in May 2017. The… Read more »
Toby Matthiesen
Toby Matthiesen is a Historian and Political Scientist with a focus on the Middle East and Global Islam. He teaches at the University of Bristol, has held academic positions at the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and the LSE and has been a Marie Curie Global Fellow at Ca’ Foscari University and Stanford University. He is… Read more »
Ann McPherson (Estate of)
Ann McPherson (1945-2011) was a pioneering GP, health communicator, champion of the NHS and patient advocate. Brought up in North London, she attended St George’s Hospital Medical School and graduated with a distinction, top of her year. After training stints in London, Oxford and Harvard, obtaining her membership of the Royal College of GPs, again… Read more »
Tom Moorhouse
Tom Moorhouse is a strange hybrid being, half children’s author and half research ecologist at Oxford University’s Zoology Department (an entity probably not called an “authologist”). Over the years he has met quite a lot of wildlife. Most of it tried to bite him. He loves hiking up mountains, walking through woods, climbing on rocks… Read more »
Tom Nancollas
Tom Nancollas is a building conservationist and writer based in London. Of Cornish ancestry, Tom maintained a love of seascapes during his work in the capital and became fascinated with offshore rock lighthouses, which were the subject of his critically acclaimed first book, Seashaken Houses: A Lighthouse History from Eddystone to Fastnet (2018), pre-empted by… Read more »