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indeed. So welcome again. Here comes another one of our Q&A

podcasts from your friends at Books of the Year. So I'm still in my spare

and Matt what are you in? Are you in? I'm still in the loft. Yeah, I'm in the loft looking out on

North London looking fabulous in the sunshine. Okay and joining us again for this

podcast is the one and only Anthony Horowitz. What can you see

Anthony as you're looking out from your comfortable chair? I can see the old

Bailey and I can see just poking out from a corner of a child. I'm in Farrington in lockdown in London.

All right, okay, so, ah, right, so if I had a copy of Night Shade, could I see your house from the cover of that book?

Actually, since I was at the top of the child to do the research for it, I can tell you that no you can't because there's a building in the way. Okay, and as you've mentioned it, and I'm only taking this cute from you, the stuff in the shard in nightshade is fantastic.

It is a building I've rather warmed to when it first went up. I thought it was a bit of an alien intruder into Lutler, but I look at it every single day. The other day I have to tell you it was in the colours of the NHS, which was really a rather lovely site and I'm

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