'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?'

I felt a genuine sense of regret when I finished reading Dominic Devine's 1970 novel Illegal Tender . Not because of any flaws in the st...

  This week saw the publication by the British Library of The Classic Crime Companion, my updated and expanded version of the award-winning ...

I came home from Torquay with an interesting haul of books, and pride of place goes to Lucy Foley's latest. I'm pleased to say that ...

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...