The chef turned award-winning author unfazed by 'second book syndrome'

Louise Kennedy, the author of Trespasses, says everyone "should give anything they fancy a lash".

Published on RocksNews: 24 Sept 2026, 10:34 UTC
Updated: 24 Sept 2026, 10:34 UTC
Language: English

The chef turned award-winning author unfazed by 'second book syndrome' — The chef turned award-winning author unfazed by 'second book syndrome' — Image credit: BBC News – Entertainment & Arts

Louise Kennedy, the author of Trespasses, says everyone "should give anything they fancy a lash".

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