Jo Fenton
It's over three months since I last brought you an interview. Where does the time go when it's not around here?* I was almost certainly wearing more than just t-shirt and shorts when I published that last one! It has been brilliant weather-wise for the last few days and that has made me think about my summer reading. For sitting outside, I prefer a paperback, and, as well as a good read, I need a book with a cover that looks respectable: one that won't alarm the neighbours. I realised yesterday that I'll have to wait until later in the year to read my copy of Ian Fleming's Live and Let Die . You'll see what I mean if you have a look at this article from 007 Magazine on the 2006 Penguin editions. In a (strange sort of) way, that brings me to this week's guest; once you have read the interview, you will be able to (literally) see why Fabergé is on my summer reading list. I met Jo Fenton at the Swanwick Writer's Summer School last August. As well as bei
