'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?'

I said yesterday that I found the west Cumbrian setting of my latest Lake District Mystery, The Dungeon House , to be quite inspiring. N...

The Dungeon House is the seventh Lake District Mystery, and it has just been published in the UK, by Allison & Busby, and in the US,...

Starting in 1967, Julian Symons wrote three books with title beginning " The Man Who.. ." The first two, certainly, rank among his...

I was lucky enough to be invited to take part in last week's Agatha Christie Festival in Torquay. The festival has been running for s...

I'm delighted to say that the hardback edition of The Golden Age of Murder has been reprinted. A few times in the past I've had ...

I love islands, and this, combined with my love of Agatha Christie's books, means that for many years I've harboured the ambit...

Bruce Graeme (1900-82) was a Golden Age writer who enjoyed a long and prolific career, yet until recently I'd never read any of his book...

I'm down in Torquay today, taking part in the Agatha Christie Festival, of which more before long. In the meantime, here's a guest ...

The Crime Writers' Association undertakes a very wide range of activities on behalf of its members, and from quite an early point in its...

Today I'd like to highlight an enjoyably mixed bag of books,starting with Steve Dolman's wonderful first book, published by the Asso...