'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?'

Douglas G. Browne (1884-1963) was a capable crime writer who also enjoyed success with non-fiction - books about true crime cases and a biog...

Deadly Remains is the latest Wesley Peterson novel by Kate Ellis, published last year. This lengthy series benefits from a pleasant setting ...

Joffe Books are a dynamic publishing company and since they licensed the UK ebook rights to my Lake District series (now known as The Lake D...

It's all about Agatha at the moment. Last Monday I was doing a bit of filming, for a video trailer for the forthcoming Marple Mysteries ...

This month the blog has, for the second month running, seen pageviews well in excess of one million. A big number, but I am conscious that A...

The Family Next Door is a six-part Australian TV series which originally aired last year and which I caught up with on ITV X. It's based...

Bodies from the Library has always been a popular event, but on Saturday, for the first time in its eleven year history, the Knowledge Centr...

The Royston Affair , first published in 1964 by Collins Crime Club, was D.M. Devine's third novel. It begins with a 'prodigal son...

As I've mentioned several times before, Stark House Press do a very good job of reprinting interesting and varied crime novels and short...

I've known Tina Hodgkinson for several years - if I remember rightly, which can never be guaranteed, we first met at the British Library...