This week’s Stylist Magazine is very much book orientated and crime fiction authors have not done too badly out of it indeed.     Most i...

Interestingly what Anthony Horowitz says in the piece from the Guardian seems to be a continuation of Ian Rankin's speech at the Orion ...

The British Library is to publish what is said to be the first ever detective novel after it being out of print for 150 years. The Notting H...

Rome , 1605: a city of grand palazzos and frescoed cathedrals. But for the poverty-stricken artist Caravaggio, the city shows her other fa...

Leading accountancy and business advisory firm, Mazars, today (23rd February 2012) announces its headline sponsorship of Bloody Scotland, ...

Today’s guest blog is by author Sam Bourne who is the literary pseudonym of Jonathan Freedland an award winning journalist and broadcas...

Scandinavian crime writing's foremost expert Barry Forshaw will be in conversation with the celebrated Swedish crime writer Håkan Ness...

The CWA has announced that the 2012 winner of its prestigious Diamond Dagger award with the honour awarded to thriller writer Frederick Fors...

Today’s guest blog post is from Anna Smith who has been a journalist for other twenty years and who is a former chief reporter for the Daily...

The Barry Award nominations have been released - Best Novel The Keepe r of Lost Causes (In the UK, Mercy ) by Jussi Adle...