Claire Fuller: Complicated Female Characters, Writing Advice and How to Bury a Body Legally

Bestselling Novelist Claire Fuller won the 2021 Costa Novel Award and was Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction with her latest work Unsettled Ground, published with Penguin Random House.  Today, she joins Grace to talk about her relatively recent turn to literature as well as the legality of burying bodies in your garden, the ethics of eating octopuses and what authors owe vs what filmmakers owe to their audience.  For more of her recommendations and writing advice, go to Claire's blog (clairefuller.co.uk).  If you like this interview, read our very first interview with Bestselling Biographer Miranda Seymour about her biography on Jean Rhys (we can confirm Claire read it, liked it and is a Rhys fan herself).  For more interviews, go to sanclemente.co.uk or wait longingly by the phone for the next podcast episode.