Welfare Kate Mosse’s Diary: Walking in downpours, the joys of Eurovision and how becoming a carer changed me Without any irony or modishness, I’ve remained loyal to Eurovision. It’s all about the subversive excitement and the kitsch. By Kate Mosse
The night that changed my life: Kate Mosse on her first trip to the theatre I still remember it, aged six, right down to the green carpet and purple seats. By Kate Mosse
Picking up a pen, celebrating women’s writing and a trip to the marshes Kate Mosse, co-founder of the Bailey's Women's Prize for Fiction, writes the diary. By Kate Mosse
Kate Mosse on David Bowie, the king of the outcast girls and boys I’m always suspicious of shared grief for people we’ve never met. So why does Bowie's death feel so significant? By Kate Mosse