The Joffe Books Prize 2025 Opens Search for the  Next Bestselling Crime Writer of Colour Marking five years of the Joffe Books Prize, submis...

Authenticity in fiction is tricky. That has been perhaps my biggest takeaway from the transition between non-fiction polemic and legal thril...

Six novels have been announced for the inaugural Spymasters book prize.  The Peacock and the Sparrow  by IS Berry Gabriel’s Moon  by William...

My first published fiction was a short story. ‘Are You Sitting Comfortably?’ won a competition at a seminar organised by a writers’ circle, ...

I still remember the moment my agent said she could imagine me writing a thriller. I’d written uplifting book-club fiction and family dramas...

  The Australian Crime Writers Association announced the shortlists for the 2025 Ned Kelly Awards for the Best International Crime Fiction, ...

Outstanding Crime Fiction from Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden Long-listed for the 2025 Petrona Award. Twelve crime novels from Finland,...

  It’s been a signal year for Stephen King followers as we had the release of his Crime Thriller NEVER FLINCH featuring Holly Gibney…. ….....

“ I get the willies when I see closed doors ,” says Bob Slocum, narrator of Joseph Heller’s 1974 novel Something Happened . Of course it’s n...

  The Australian Crime Writers Association announced its shortlist for the 2025 Ned Kelly Award for Best Debut Crime Fiction: Down the Rabbi...

My first job in television was making up stories for a soap. I couldn’t believe such a role existed - I had loved telling stories all my lif...

  We were delighted to recently bump into the Renaissance Man of Mystery Quentin Bates at both Crimefest Bristol as well as Capital Crime. ...