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Q&A With Mandasue Heller on writing The Family
What inspired you to write The Family? I’ve always been fascinated by old, derelict buildings, and The Family came from a vision of a once-grand Victorian villa sitting in the...
Q&A With Mandasue Heller on writing The Family
What inspired you to write The Family? I’ve always been fascinated by old, derelict buildings, and The Family came from a vision of a once-grand Victorian villa sitting in the...
An Interview With Holly Watt
A trickle of water, a few stubs of granite, thick green moss muffling everything. I must have walked past the tin mine a dozen times, but I had never seen...
An Interview With Holly Watt
A trickle of water, a few stubs of granite, thick green moss muffling everything. I must have walked past the tin mine a dozen times, but I had never seen...
Tasha Coryell: Top Ten Least Eligible Serial Ki...
Tasha Coryell, author of hit debut, Love Letters to a Serial Killer, shares her top ten least eligible serial killers, in her much loved satire style. Dating can be a risky...
Tasha Coryell: Top Ten Least Eligible Serial Ki...
Tasha Coryell, author of hit debut, Love Letters to a Serial Killer, shares her top ten least eligible serial killers, in her much loved satire style. Dating can be a risky...
Tim Sullivan Q&A for Goldsboro Books Crime Coll...
“Someone’s about to turn their last page…” sets an ominous tone for The Bookseller. Can you share what inspired this particular story and its setting in a quiet, Bristolian bookshop?I’ve...
Tim Sullivan Q&A for Goldsboro Books Crime Coll...
“Someone’s about to turn their last page…” sets an ominous tone for The Bookseller. Can you share what inspired this particular story and its setting in a quiet, Bristolian bookshop?I’ve...
Interview with December Crime Collective Author...
I prefer to set my crime novels in the past, not for the reasons usually given – the lack of smart phones and the internet and the threats such things...
Interview with December Crime Collective Author...
I prefer to set my crime novels in the past, not for the reasons usually given – the lack of smart phones and the internet and the threats such things...
The Golden Age of Detective Fiction: Dorothy L....
1920 is the generally accepted dawn of the Golden Age of detective fiction. Sherlock Holmes was then still appearing in the pages of The Strand Magazine and the last collection...
The Golden Age of Detective Fiction: Dorothy L....
1920 is the generally accepted dawn of the Golden Age of detective fiction. Sherlock Holmes was then still appearing in the pages of The Strand Magazine and the last collection...