With less than twenty-four hours to go Murder One are currently having a sale with 40% off all their full price books. Tomorrow (Saturday...

Spread the Word: books to talk about have drawn up their short list of 10 from 50 nominated books in their search to find the best book to t...

The success of Nick Stone just keeps on rolling. Not only did Mr Clarinet win the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award (2006), The Internatio...

Lindsey Davis latest foray into the historical world will be about the English Civil War. According to Book Trade Info Rebels and Traitors ...

Author Rick Mofina's standalone novel Six Seconds is due to be released in the UK by Mira on 17 April 2009. If you would like to get y...

News from my friend David Thompson’s Busted Flush Blog is that Ken Bruen’s London Boulevard will start filming soon with Colin Farrell and...

On Tuesday 27th January between 12 noon and 5pm, Waterstone's will be hosting a live web chat with bestselling American crime writer, ...

Following on from the interview in the Daily Telegraph last week end there is another excellent interview with Dennis Lehane in today's ...

Further to Ali Karim's blog earlier about the forthcoming visit of Dennis Lehane and Tess Gerristen to the UK, on January 18 there was a...

A little piece of frivolity on a Friday. This is been doing the rounds in the UK today. For 40 years, film fans have pondered what happened ...

Like many, I am upset about the demise of Murder One. However, there is still a little time left to potter on down to the shop and pick up s...

The nominations for the Left Coast Crime Awards have been announced. Winners will be announced at the Awards Brunch on March 11. Bruce Alex...

I received an email from Mike Ripley this morning drawing my attention to another "1000 Novels" to read before you die list (the T...

Fancy a quick latte or Americano? How about a book to go with the order? Newsstand claims it is the first UK company to have successfully in...

Has this ever happened before? Off the top of my heard I cannot remember this ever being the case but I may well be wrong. I stand corrected...