The Private Eye Writers of America have announced the nominations for the 2009 Shamus Awards. These prestigious awards will be presented a...

Crime writer Val McDermid has taken her love for her favourite football team Raith Rovers slightly further by sponsoring a stand at the gr...

The Crime Writers Association of Australia have announced the 2009 Ned Kelly Award nominations and they are as follows:- Best First Fictio...

Whenever I attend Bouchercon, I always make sure I have a ticket for the hottest show in town – The Private Eye Writers of America [PWA] an...

It looks as if our thirst for crime fiction on television is being indulged once again. Left Bank Pictures the production company currentl...

Andrew Taylor , who has been honoured this year as the recipient of the 2009 Diamond Dagger Award for lifetime achievement, the highest acco...

According to Mark Langshaw, Gaming/Comics Reporter. Alibi is to be adapted for the big screen. According to Variety, Mandeville Entertainme...

It looks as if the popularity of the filmed version[s] of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium trilogy shows no signs of abating anytime soon as repo...

As Tom Cain ’s BLOODSPORT online story continues over at THE RAP SHEET ; I noticed that some readers were growing impatient at the bite-size...

House creator David Shore is planning to develop a remake of '70s television show The Rockford Files for NBC. The original series starre...

“The green crosshairs of the sniper scope moved downwards, past the open collar of the Prime Minister’s shirt to a point directly between t...

I reported back when Lee Child was honoured at his alma mater University of Sheffield where he was awarded a Visiting Professorship . Alis...

Now I am always buried in books, not that I am complaining as I am an avid bibliophile, but I am always looking out for new voices. Recently...

Colin Cotterill the winner of the Dagger in the Library is interviewed by Barry Forshaw the Vice-Chairman of the CWA in The Times on Saturda...

Cartier Diamond Dagger Award winner Ian Rankin has written a short story in today's Times (18 July) on what if Macbeth was in fact inn...