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Tara Rae Moss has enjoyed a diverse career, much of it in the media spotlight. Ed and Amanda spoke to Tara Rae at the 2026 Words on the Waves writers festival about her latest hard boiled 1940s detective novel, The Italian Secret. Tara Rae shared her goal of bringing working class people into fiction, and the contrast and challenge of cross-genre writing, not to mention the benefits of setting your novel where you’re happy to travel for research!
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