On the evening of November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall, an enduring symbol of the Cold War, came down. It was a momentous night. No shots were ...

  ‘ I hadn’t realised how much I had missed the genuine adventure story until I read The Rose of Tibet …’ So wrote Graham Greene of Lionel D...

Writers and filmmakers have been capitalising on twins and their infinite possibilites for decades but it's in the crime/thriller genres...

  Ann Cleeves, Andrew Child, Martin Edwards and Robert Goddard feature at one of Europe’s biggest crime fiction conventions this spring. C...

  The Lindisfarne Prize for Crime Fiction (‘The Lindisfarne Prize’) is a literary prize which recognises outstanding writing in the genre of...

  Amongst Our Weapons by Ben Aaronovitch (Gollancz) Out 7 May 2022 There is a world hidden underneath this great city. The London Silver Va...

To celebrate the opening of Lee Child's Archive at the University of East Anglia (UEA) and twenty-five years since the publication of th...

  CJ Sansom has been announced as the recipient of the highest honour in British crime writing, the Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) Diamond...

  Saima Mir has been announced as the first recipient of the CRIMEFEST bursary for a crime fiction author of colour. Saima Mir’s debut nov...

  With the Reacher films still a polarising topic the anticipation for the Amazon Prime Video eight episode adaptation of  Reacher  has been...

The line-up for Lyme Crime has been announced and there is a wealth of authors attending. It is going to be a wonderful event and I shall b...

My novel Right to Kill began with a chance encounter. It was in Cleckheaton, the West Yorkshire town where I grew up. About nine in the even...

  The Golden Age of Crime: A Reappraisal 22 nd  – 23 rd  June 2022 at Bournemouth University The Golden Age of crime fiction, roughly define...

Don't Look Back is by D K Hood. Jenna Alton was once an FBI agent who would stop at nothing to put those who hurt the innocent behind ba...