In June 2016 I interviewed Jonas Jonason, the Swedish author. He is popular with his novels, but also with his interesting personal story. After so many years in the media business he realised that the only thing he really needed to do is tell stories. He sold his business and started a new life on an island. For this interview he had to go to a near island, where the internet connection was better. I waited for him in the television studio in Sofia, dressed in a dazzling yellow dress, my hair beautifully done, face made up and shoes in my favourite Manolo Blahnik. I was terribly nervous. I asked myself whether the internet connection would be good, if my questions would be a failure, if I had seen enough interviews with him, if I had missed a novel. Exact to the minute Jonas Jonason appeared on the screen. Wearing a white shirt and wide smile. Illuminating casual happiness.
