Kate Mosse

Kate Mosse is the author of two non-fiction books, one play and four previous novels, including the multi-million selling international No 1 bestseller, Labyrinth. Translated into 37 languages and published in 40 countries, it won 'Richard & Judy's Best Read' at the 2006 British Book Awards and chosen as one of Waterstone's Top 100 novels of the past twenty five years. Her novella for Quick Reads aimed at adults with literacy issues, The Cave, was published in 2008 and her short stories have appeared in a range of collections including Midsummer Nights (Quercus) and The Book Lovers' Appreciation Society (Orion). A guest presenter for A Good Read for BBC Radio 4, Kate is also is a book reviewer for BBC Breakfast News, for Simon Mayo and for Late Review. The Co-Founder & Honorary Director of the Orange Prize for Fiction, she is a Trustee of the Weald & Downland Open Air Museum in West Sussex. In 2006 she was awarded an Honorary Degree by the University of Chichester. She is also Co-Director of the Chichester Writing Festival with her husband, author and translator, Greg Mosse.

Interview: Kate Mosse talks about Sepulchre

Interview: Hear Kate Mosse talking to The Interview Online about South West France and the inspiration for Sepulchre

Interview: Kate Mosse talks about her historical thriller Labyrinth and how the freedoms we cherish can suddenly be lost

Listen to the music by Greg Nunnes, which was inspired by Sepulchre (1 minute and 18 seconds)

Video: Watch Kate Mosse introducing and reading from Sepulchre

Video: Kate Mosse reads from Sepulchre: Leonie's first sight of La Cite – the hill fortress of Carcassone

Video: Kate Mosse reads from Sepulchre: Anatole in the Passage des Panoramas, Paris

Video: Kate Mosse reads from Sepulchre: Meredith discovers the ancient spa town of Rennes-les-Bains...

Video: Kate Mosse reads from Sepulchre: The musical code brings Meredith closer to the Domain de la Cade