'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?'

Shadow Show , published in 1976, was the final book of Pat Flower's career. I've talked about Flower a few times in my blog, because...

Rising interest in podcasts has been noticeable for some time now and the crime fiction enthusiast is very well served by those which are av...

Mind Your Own Murder was Yolanda Foldes' solitary venture into detective fiction. The author's real name was Jolan Foldes, and she ...

While I was reading Jean Potts' The Little Lie , I must confess that for quite a while I was in two minds about it. On the one hand, Pot...

One of the wonderful consequences of global communication via the internet is that it's now possible to come across information in a mat...

I doubt I was the only person who was surprised to be reminded that Saturday's Bodies from the Library conference was the fifth to be...

So much has been going on lately that I've not even blogged  until  now about my latest anthology in the British Library Crime Class...

It's always a delight to receive the latest copy of CADS, which celebrated its 30th birthday not long ago. This is issue 71 of Geoff Bra...