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Join Florence as she sits down with author Richard Peall to discuss his debut book, The Binary Butterfly.    In this episode, they explore the origins of The Binary Butterfly, how it transformed from a ttrpg (tabletop role-playing game) into an exploration of a ‘what-if’ scenario on the possibilities and consequences of advanced technology. What started as a tabletop game evolved into something much larger, a world where every decision can have consequences, and nothing is certain until someone makes it so.    Delving into the world creation and how the city has been developed into feeling its own character and that it’s more than just a simple backdrop to the story being told. Richard also explains the character process of how these characters were made by his friends and were actively changing and reflecting throughout the tabletop game and transferring that knowledge and development into the book.   At the heart of it all is the butterfly effect. How seemingly small choices made during a game can cause a ripple and change the course of the characters and the story itself.

In today’s episode, Florence is joined by Connie Rey, author of The Adventures of Binky and Mango: Mango’s Big Surprise. Throughout this podcast, Connie and Florence discuss a range of topics, including where the first inspiration came from for these lovable characters, how her professional experience has influenced the messaging of this book as well as touching base on the main theme of change throughout the book while helping to normalise dealing with change and how it affect people.    They reflect on the surreal and special experience of seeing the illustrations bring her story to life and later go on to share what the response has been like upon the release of this book. Also, she gives us a little hint of whats to come in the world of Binky and Mango.

One year on from the launch of Rising from Despair: A Journey to Hope, Florence is joined by award winning poet and author Saira Anwar for a special anniversary episode of the Partnership Publishing Podcast.    They reflect on Saira’s publication day, how it felt to receive the first physical copies of her book, what her journey has looked like this past year and hearing the impact her book has had on readers around the world.    Join Florence and Saira for an honest conversation about the power of the written word and  encouraging readers to reflect and go on their own journey.

In today’s episode of The Partnership Publishing Podcast, Florence is joined by A.G. Wheeler as they discuss ‘The Shadows of Brynmoor Cottage’. A thrilling children’s story that transports readers into mystery, memory, and the unseen world.   Andy shares the early inspiration behind the story and how his own love of horror, mystery and the supernatural helped shape the atmosphere throughout the book. As well as how the illustrations help to immerse readers into the world he is creating; while also exploring the dynamic of our two main characters, Susan, and Charlie and how they can work together and for readers to build a connection to them; to see themselves reflected on the page.   Alongside the mystery and adventure of the book, Andy shares his important takeaways from the book which are bravery, history and knowing your limits and overcoming them.

In today’s episode of Partnership Publishing: The Podcast, Florence sits down with our latest debut author, Heidi Weaver, to discuss her adventurous new book, RedTed and the Pirates.   Join them as they set sail on a joyful high-seas adventure, exploring how Heidi’s own childhood bear inspired the story of RedTed. Heidi shares the deeper messages behind the tale, from encouraging children’s sense of adventure to nurturing resilience, confidence, and the importance of teamwork.   Heidi also offers insight into the illustration journey, from her own early sketches capturing RedTed’s personality, to collaborating with an illustrator to bring the character vividly to life through bold and vibrant visuals.   Heidi is available for school visits, workshops, and author talks, where she brings stories to life and inspires young readers and writers. You can connect with her and follow her journey on social media via RedTed’s Adventures.   FIND HEIDI HERE: INSTAGRAM: @redteds_adventures

Join Florence as she welcomes back the author of What’s in a Year, John Miller. In this episode, they explore the deep connection between rivers and storytelling, discuss the growing need for salmon conservation, and introduce new projects dedicated to supporting and restoring salmon populations.   John also shares his personal approach to gardening, explaining how he puts wildlife first and gardens in a way that supports the natural environment. This same philosophy runs through his writing, where What’s in a Year reflects both a reverence for nature and a growing concern for the future of salmon and the rivers they depend on.   While What’s in a Year marked the beginning of this journey, John always intended it to be more than just a book. The conversation expands into his wider passion for wildlife, nature, and conservation, including the exciting new initiative he is now involved with: Project White Hart.

“Join in the fun with the hilarious crew of “The Briney Blue” pirate ship as they sail to the mysterious Dinosaur Island in search of gold doubloons, buried treasure and adventure.”   Sit down with Florence as she is joined by our newest author, Sheila Wenborne. Author of ‘The Pirates of Dinosaur Island’. Watch as they discuss topics such as the writing journey of turning a theatre production into an entertaining and engaging children’s book, how the process worked of working with the illustrator to see the story come to life in book form.   The story at its core is entertainment, and exploring the internal messages of kindness, acceptance and working together as a team with a new adventure right around the corner, come along on the journey and see what’s in store.

Join Florence as she sits down with debut author, David Youell of ‘SeaMouse Builds A Boat’, to discuss topics such as the writing process, working with the illustrator to bring the story to life and how childhood memories are the foundation and heart of this book.    Inspired by his own childhood, David discusses how his times at the seaside when he was a child and the happy memories, he had from those times inspired his writing today. Even SeaMouse, the main character was to celebrate his son and the journey of becoming a father.    Ultimately, this is a story from the heart and explores similar messages throughout to follow your dreams.    Where will we see SeaMouse go next?

Join Florence as she sits down with author Al King to discuss his debut novel, The Green Man. In this episode, Al shares the history and inspiration behind the story, much of it drawn from his childhood adventures in the landscapes of Lincolnshire. Together, they explore the importance of celebrating nature and cherishing the old places that continue to inspire him.   Al speaks passionately about encouraging both children and adults to step outside, walk in nature, and reconnect with the world around them. Florence and Al also delve into how The Green Man delivers a heartfelt message, blending science and spirit through the reader’s journey, while reflecting on the creative process of writing and publishing this evocative debut.

In today’s episode of Partnership Publishing: The Podcast, Florence sits down with debut author Cate Greener to discuss her enchanting new release, Nosy Rosey and the Witch.   Together, they explore what inspired Cate’s storytelling journey - from the childhood stories that sparked her imagination to the heartfelt themes woven through her book: beauty, jealousy, and love - and the reminder that true beauty goes far beyond appearances.   Cate also shares insights into writing in rhyme, how her background in songwriting shaped her storytelling style, and even offers a few teasers about her next book and the illustration process behind it.

In today’s fast-paced business world, every decision counts - and clarity is your competitive edge.   In this episode of the Partnership Publishing Podcast, our host Florence Hannath sits down with debut author Jonathan Cozens to explore his new book: Clarity Driven: How to Get it Right When You Can’t Know it All.   With a rich background in corporate leadership, management, and IT, Jonathan shares the journey that led him to launch his own business - and ultimately write a book packed with real-world strategies for navigating uncertainty, data overwhelm, and decision fatigue.   Whether you're an entrepreneur stuck in start-up mode or a business leader looking to make smarter, more strategic choices - this conversation is one you won’t want to miss. Watch and listen now to discover how Clarity Driven can help transform how you lead.       BUY ‘CLARITY DRIVEN’ HERE WATERSTONES: https://www.waterstones.com/book/clarity-driven/jonathan-cozens/9781915200723 AMAZON: https://amzn.eu/d/cz8QR8I PARTNERSHIP PUBLISHING: https://www.partnershippublishing.co.uk/product-page/clarity-driven-by-jonathan-cozen   -   FIND JONATHAN HERE https://claritydriven.biz https://jonathancozens.com     -   WHERE TO FIND PARTNERSHIP PUBLISHING https://www.partnershippublishing.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/partnershippublishing/ https://www.facebook.com/PartnershipPublishing https://x.com/PPublishing_UK https://www.linkedin.com/company/partnership-publishing/

Join Florence as she sits down with our poet, Saira Anwar. Listen as they discuss Saira’s history and writing journey for ‘Rising From Despair: A Journey to Hope’. Aswell as discussions on the vast and hard-hitting themes Saira explores within her poetry which is also accompanies by prompt for reader to explore their own thoughts and feelings throughout.   “This compelling collection explores themes of grief, marriage, divorce, and cultural expectations, offering a powerful voice to those navigating their own struggles. With journaling prompts and reflections, Saira invites readers to embrace their scars, rediscover their worth, and reclaim their stories.   Your journey begins here.”   -   BUY ‘RISING FROM DESPAIR’ HERE: WATERSTONES: https://www.waterstones.com/book/rising-from-despair/saira-anwar/9781915200778 AMAZON: https://amzn.eu/d/d2wS7hY PARTNERSHIP PUBLISHING: https://www.partnershippublishing.co.uk/product-page/rising-from-despair-a-journey-to-hope-by-saira-anwar   -   WHERE TO FIND SAIRA ANWAR: INSTAGRAM: sairathepoet FACEBOOK: sairathepoet X: @sairathepoet TIKTOK: sairathepoet   sairaanwar.co.uk

Join Florence as she sits down with John Miller, author of ‘What’s In A Year: A Countryman's Tale Through The Seasons’ and step into the rhythm of the British countryside. Listen in as they discuss the inspiration behind ‘What’s in a Year’, John’s love for the natural world and what we can do to slow down and reconnect with nature in our own lives.   This book is here to help people open their eyes and minds to what’s all around them.   “Each month offers a vivid portrait of the landscape's ever-changing beauty, from the first signs of life in spring to the melancholic notes of a robin’s song in the autumn. John’s reflections extend beyond just the flora and fauna; they delve into the urgent need for conservation and the responsibility we all share to protect the world around us.”

“‘Child Roots’, a collection of poems, prose poems and miniature poems, seeks to understand the 'roots' of children and their childhoods in different settings.”   Join Florence in an engaging conversation with poet and author Paul AW Sutherland as they delve into his remarkable journey and his latest collection, Child Roots. In this episode, Paul reflects on his poetic beginnings, sharing the touching story of how his grandfather inspired him to start writing at the age of 17, reciting poems while they worked together.   The discussion touches on themes that run through Paul's poetry and short stories, including nature, separation, estrangement, innocence, and resilience. With Child Roots, Paul draws from his own experiences, reflecting on both his childhood and childhood in general. He highlights the importance of a child’s journey towards becoming proactive, encouraging readers to see beyond correction to understand the full developmental process of children.   Additionally, Paul references his previous work on family courts and the rights of the child, which continues to shape his literary voice.   Listen in for: Personal stories from Paul’s life Insights into Child Roots and the themes explored Reflections on the role of poetry in understanding childhood Links: Connect with Paul on social media https://www.facebook.com/paul.sutherland.5492 Visit Paul’s website: https://www.authorpaulsutherland.com/ Purchase Child Roots https://www.partnershippublishing.co.uk/product-page/child-roots-bypaul-abdul-wadud-sutherland Explore Paul's other works including his previous book on the rights of the child on ResearchGate https://www.researchgate.net/publication/360355863_Rights_of_the_Child_Anguish_in_Family_Courts_Advocacy_for_the_Child_by_Paul_Sutherland

Join Florence as she reconnects with author William Adams to explore his latest children's book and accompanying song, The Buzzy Bee Who Came for Tea. In this episode, William and Florence dive into his creative process, discussing how he develops both the stories and songs that accompany them. They also touch on how his experience as a busker has influenced his artistic journey.   William shares his collaboration with illustrator Noah Warnes, recounting how they met and how Noah's stunning artwork brings The Buzzy Bee to life.   The Buzzy Bee Who Came for Tea is available in both English and French, with the song version also offered in English, French, and Ukrainian. This special journey of The Buzzy Bee Who Came for Tea uses music and storytelling to unite people and invites readers to rediscover their inner child.