Seetha celebrates 20 years of the Geneva Writers Group with Susan Tiberghien. Their monthly workshops begin on Sep 21st, see www.genevawritersgroup.org for more details. Broadcast on World Radio Switzerland week commencing September 16th 2013

Seetha hears all about the Geneva Writers Group from founder Susan Tiberghien

Lynn and Karen from a local anglophone Book Club discuss Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller. Broadcast on World Radio Switzerland week commencing September 23rd 2013.

Lynn and Karen discuss The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

This week Seetha reviews Questions of Travel by Australian novelist Michelle de Kretser. Broadcast on World Radio Switzerland week commencing September 30th 2013.

Seetha is disappointed with Questions Of Travel by Michelle de Kretser

This week Seetha talks to award-winning crime novelist Tom Rob Smith at Morges. He is the author of the Child 44 trilogy.

Seetha talks to award-winning crime novelist Tom Rob Smith

Seetha talks to Geneva based author Katie Hayoz  who explores the intoxicating and dangerous world of jealousy obsession and paranormal ability in her debut novel for young adults (14+) called UNTETHERED.

Seetha talks to Geneva based author Katie Hayoz about her novel Untethered

Seetha continues the Halloween theme with a book for 9-12 year olds called the The Skull, by Geneva based author Elizabeth Knight.

Seetha talks to Geneva based author Elizabeth Knight about her novel The Skull

Geneva based author Elizabeth Knight, who wrote The Skull discusses her favourite children's authors.

Elizabeth Knight discusses her favourite children's authors

Seetha reviews Burying the Typewriter, a memoir of childhood in Romania written by Carmen Bugan who lives in the Pays de Gex.

Seetha reviews Burying the Typewriter by Carmen Bugan

Lynn and Karen from an anglophone book club in the Geneva region discuss The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill

Lynn and Karen discuss The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill

Seetha talks to Melissa Dalton-Bradford about her book Global Mom, more than just an expatriate memoir it tells a tale of extraordinary loss.

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