'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?'

It's a long way from Cheshire to Torquay, and so I planned to turn my participation in the International Agatha Christie Festival into a...

Such Friends Are Dangerous , written by Walter Tyrer and originally published in 1954 by the relatively obscure firm of Staples, is a novel ...

Readers in the UK who are interested in the forthcoming paperback edition of Miss Winter in the Library with a Knife may like to know about ...

I've just returned home from the International Agatha Christie Festival in Torquay. This was the third time I've taken part in the f...

A Corpse for Charybdis was the fourth novel published by Susan Gilruth, and the first to appear under the imprint of Hodder & Stoughton...

What a terrific actor James Norton is. I first came across him in the first series of Happy Valley , in which he was superb as a villain, an...

I planned September this year as a month mainly devoted to holidays, and celebrating various publications, before things were disrupted, but...

Dream Lover  is a thriller written and directed by Nicholas Kazan (son of the legendary director Elia Kazan, and himself an Academy Award no...

The first Crime Dossier created by Dennis Wheatley and J.G. Links was Murder off Miami (in the US, File on Bolitho Blane ) and it proved to ...

Cellar Door is a fairly recent American film which takes a situation with a number of rather familiar ingredients and and manages to make s...