Jenny Colgan’s move back to Scotland made her see her native land with new eyes – and has supercharged a new phase of her career. Tom Tivnan Tom Tivnan is the managing editor of The Bookseller. Eight ...

JENNY COLGAN, 44, is the author of Welcome To Rosie Hopkins’ Sweetshop Of Dreams, a Romantic Novel of the Year winner. Other books include Meet Me At The Cupcake Café and The Good, The Bad And The ...

Award-winning authors Jenny Colgan and Lucy Mangan will close the first day of the Festival, with a special conversation discussing the authors who have inspired their own bookish habits, and the joy ...

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Five hundred years on from the Reformation, the novelist votes to consign all that tinny, grubby money festering in our purses to history Cash needs reforming. But this isn’t about how much money ...

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Described as “Malory Towers for grown-ups” by Sophie Kinsella, bestselling author Jenny Colgan’s first two books about a modern-day boarding school first appeared six years ago under the pseudonym ...

‘It is the little parcels of cheer that keep us from worrying too much about life’s big stuff’ The big things that make people happy are, in me, mostly qualified. Yes, of course I am happy when the ...

IN the kitchen of her Fife home, Jenny Colgan bustles around making coffee and apologising for the shop-bought collection of cakes. "I should have baked," she frets. "But I hadn't realised until the ...