J.P. Delaney on The Move | Psychological Thrillers, Twists and Writing Obsession
About this episode
J.P. Delaney discusses his latest psychological thriller, The Move, exploring themes of obsession, home, and writing processes.
J.P. Delaney joins Philippa to talk about his latest psychological thriller, The Move — a tense, unsettling story about a dream home that turns into a nightmare. We talk about: The inspiration behind The Move and the emotional pull of houses and “home” Why this novel steps away from tech-driven thrillers Writing routines, plotting, and the importance of rewriting Obsession, truth, and the psychology behind his characters J.P. also shares what he’s been reading: Daisy Darker, Sometimes I Lie and Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney The Broken Afternoon by Simon Mason The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery In Her Defence by Philippa Manica — a standout courtroom thriller he highly recommends Plus: writing in beautiful locations, why Starbucks is his worst nightmare, and the surprising snack (not biscuits) that fuels his writing. Perfect for fans of twisty psychological thrillers and fast-paced, high-concept fiction. Follow Quick Book Reviews for more author interviews and spoiler-free book chat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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