Hilda Hinton

and just sort of stopped for 20 years while I was sort of raising a family.

And it was actually after Connie died.

She died of cancer.

My brother sort of challenged me and said, why don't you go and do the things you've always wanted to do?

There's sort of no more family crises.

There's nothing to see here.

The kids are grown.

And so I set to it.

Yeah, well, we're always pushing each other to do better, do more.

We ask ourselves every day, have I done enough?

And we have some robust discussions because we're not always where we think we're at.

We're not always achieving as much as we think we are.

And as a trio and now a duo, we're certainly continuing that trend.

I've been having a historical crime fiction stage lately.

C.J.

Sansom, whose main character is a hunchback lawyer in the courts in Tudor England.

He's also sort of a diplomat and very good at maintaining his ties with the royal family despite all the political intrigue and sort of solving cases for them and helping out at the court.

Yeah, but they certainly see him coming and he gets himself into some terrible binds.

Yeah, and Solari Gentle has a series of books set in 1920s, 1930s, mostly in Australia.

And it's a really good look at Australia in those times and very colourful.